European Energy has secured long-term electricity offtake agreements covering around 1200MW of renewable energy projects across Europe and Australia during 2025.
The company said it has signed 20 contracts for difference and power purchase agreements spanning onshore wind, solar PV and battery storage.
European Energy stated the agreements provide long-term revenue visibility across projects in markets including the UK, Italy, Greece, Poland, Germany, Lithuania and Australia.
Gregor McDonald, vice president and head of PPAs at European Energy, said: “By securing established offtake agreements, our project assessments can be based on long-term contractual assumptions rather than short-term fluctuations in the electricity market.”
McDonald added: “This allows for clearer expectations regarding revenue stability, which can support funding considerations and reduce uncertainty during investment evaluations.”
Jens-Peter Zink, deputy chief executive officer at European Energy, said: “European Energy applies a flexible commercial approach that adapts to different regulatory frameworks and market preferences.”
Zink added: “This enables engagement with a broad range of counterparties, from corporate buyers to utilities and state-supported schemes.”