Our commitment European Energy developed solar park near Troia, Italy. We are green energy Since its beginning in 2004, European Energy has developed, constructed and acquired more than 1,8 GW of solar and wind power across several continents. This has led to a significant contribution to global emissions reductions every year and is daily providing reliable green power to consumers across the world. In 2020, EE redesigned its sustainability focus areas to foster a greater integration between our business model and sustainability. Our Sustainability efforts focus on climate, local and corporate action. Each year, the targets we set are developed taking into consideration the 10 principles of the UN Global Compact and our contribution to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Our first sustainability report, published in relation to 2020, is available here. In it, we disclose our sustainability related activities as well as our targets for 2021. Fighting Climate Change EE’s core business lies in building solutions to climate change. We achieve this through the construction and operation of solar and wind farms as well as large-scale green energy storage. Each year, we raise we the bar on the commitment we make to grid connect more parks throughout the world while taking decisions that cause minimal disturbance to the sites’ pre-existing environments. We understand that fighting climate change requires not only climate goals but also local engagement and corporate action. That is why we invest in initiatives that promote an inclusive green transition we can all be proud of. As we progress on this journey, we commit not only to continue working towards a world powered by renewable energy but also to doing so sustainably. European Energy wind farm at Måde near Esbjerg, Denmark. Green Financing Framework All funding through Green Financing Framework European Energy 2021 Green Finance Framework DNV GL Eligibility Assessment Opinion European Energy Read more on Investor Relations —> The UN Sustainable Development Goals European Energy (EE) is committed to the 10 principles of the UN Global Compact on human and labour rights, the environment, and anti-corruption. We align our work to maximize our positive impact and reduce our negative impact on the UN Sustainable Development Goals. Our contribution is particularly demonstrated in seven of these goals. European Energy is a signatory of the UN Global Compact since 2020. By grid connecting new parks every year, EE positively contributes to the increase in the share of clean and affordable energy in the global energy mix. By investing in high unemployment areas and in accordance with national labor laws, EE can positively contribute to economic growth and to decent working conditions. By increasing its investment in quality, reliable and resilient energy infrastructure, EE positively contributes to supporting economic development and human well-being. By adopting sustainable practices and integrating these in our reporting cycle, EE can positively impact the transition to sustainable and efficient resource management strategies. By contributing to a world powered by renewable energy, EE strengthens communities’ longterm resilience capacity to climate-related hazards. By investing in activities that foster the coexistence between renewable energy and biodiversity EE reduces its potential negative impact on local ecosystems. By promoting and engaging in partnerships with private and public stakeholders EE can positively contribute to building on the resourcefulness that partnerships foster. European Energy A/S Gyngemose Parkvej 50, 2860 Søborg Denmark +45 8870 8216 - info@europeanenergy.com Reg. no. 18351331 By using this website, you agree to our use of cookies. We use cookies to provide you with a great experience and to help our website run effectively. Accept Decline