Fortum and Google have established a partnership in Finland, including a long-term power purchase agreement to support the Loviisa nuclear plant's operation through 2050. The deal provides Fortum with revenue certainty for investments in the plant and explores new low-carbon energy solutions to meet rising electricity demand related to Google's operations.

Greenvolt Group has secured a €218 million financing package from UniCredit for its Ełk and Turośń battery energy storage projects in Poland, each with a capacity of 200 MW. This support aims to enhance grid flexibility and renewable energy integration. The financing reflects strengthening partnerships and increasing confidence in battery storage as a reliable asset.

Vestas Northern and Central Europe has received two wind energy orders totaling 86 MW from JUWI GmbH in Germany for projects at Mehring II and Breuberg. The contracts include the supply of fourteen V162-6.2 MW turbines and 20-year maintenance agreements, with deliveries and commissioning scheduled between late 2027 and mid-2028.

The EBRD is lending US$207 million to Enerjisa Enerji for modernizing electricity distribution in Türkiye, benefiting around a quarter of the population. The project supports the country's energy transition, enhances reliability, and reduces distribution losses. It also includes initiatives for gender inclusion and marks the EBRD's significant involvement in Türkiye’s energy sector.