Parkwind and Greek infrastructure company Intrakat have partnered to jointly develop offshore wind in Greek waters.
The agreement is part of Parkwind’s international expansion strategy.
François Van Leeuw, Parkwind’s co-CEO, said: “With a partner like Intrakat, we know that we have what it takes to offer Greece the best of offshore wind.
The complementary nature of our partnership is the key to developing a value proposition that can kick-start offshore wind in Greece.
“We are grateful to have a chance to start working together in an environment that is open and productive.”
Petros Souretis, Intrakat’s CEO and Loukas Lazarakis, Inkat Energy’s CEO, said in a joint statement: “As part of Intrakat’s Group growth and investment strategy in renewable energy, we are moving into an important and extremely dynamic strategic partnership with Parkwind, an innovative company with a leading position in the field of offshore wind farms.”
Intrakat, part of Intracom Holdings, is a player in the country’s construction sector and delivers high end products in an integrated portfolio of activities, including public infrastructure, renewable energy and real estate development projects.
It has a 1GW renewable energy portfolio.
Parkwind has four wind farms under operational management in the Belgian North Sea and a fifth being installed in Germany.
The developer will soon have over 1GW of capacity under its management.