European Energy has raised an additional €60m through a tap issue of its senior unsecured green 2028 bonds.
The company said the tap increases the total outstanding 2028 bond volume to €210m, reflecting continued investor demand.
European Energy added that the funding will accelerate project execution across solar, wind, battery solutions and Power-to-X.
The additional capital supports projects progressing through late-stage development, construction and into operation across core markets.
Strengthening capital availability at the development stage allows more projects to advance in parallel and reduces dependency on external timing factors, said the company.
This supports more consistent delivery of assets to market and enhances execution across the portfolio.
Access to capital also provides greater flexibility in project realisation, including the timing of divestments and partnership structures.
“Expanding our project pipeline is central to how we create value together with our partners,” said Jens-Peter Zink, deputy chief executive of European Energy.
“The additional funding supports a broader base of de-risked assets, which enables more structured transactions and better investment opportunities.”
The company said the expanded funding base supports more projects reaching construction-ready and operational stages.
European Energy noted that a broader pipeline increases available investment opportunities and supports a more predictable transaction flow.
The company added that it can structure co-investments, staged divestments and long-term ownership models aligned with investor preferences.