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The Austrian-German photovoltaic specialist CCE has secured a corporate financing of 50 million euros from RGREEN INVEST, an independent investment management company specializing in financing energy transition infrastructure projects. This investment was made by INFRABRIDGE III (Art.9 SFDR), the senior short-term debt fund managed by RGREEN INVEST, which...

The Austrian-German photovoltaic specialist CCE has secured a corporate financing of 50 million euros from RGREEN INVEST, an independent investment management company specializing in financing infrastructure projects of the energy transition. This investment was made by INFRABRIDGE III (Art.9 SFDR), the senior short-term bond fund managed by RGREEN INVEST, which aims to accelerate the energy transition by supporting entrepreneurs in the sector with tailored financing solutions.
“2024 will be a very dynamic year for CCE as we plan to start construction on projects with a total capacity of over 400 megawatts. We are pleased to once again collaborate with RGREEN INVEST, a leading company in renewable energy financing,” said CCE CEOs Martin Dürnberger and Jörg Menyesch.
“With this investment, we are closing our INFRABRIDGE III fund and launching the fourth vintage of our short-term bond strategy. We look forward to continuing to support impactful companies and projects with our flexible debt solutions,” said Mathilde Ketoff, Deputy CIO – Head of Debt Investment at RGREEN INVEST.

“By 2030, we must achieve a share of 42% renewable energy in Europe's energy mix. Today, we are at 22%. Therefore, it is crucial to accelerate the financing of the energy transition. Debt capital is an
attractive financing instrument for project developers and entrepreneurs, allowing us to
offer our investors an attractive performance,” added Nicolas Rochon, CEO and founder of RGREEN INVEST.
RGREEN INVEST was advised by the Austrian law firm PHH, while CCE was advised by the global law firm Dentons and Dumfarth/Klausberger.

CCE develops and delivers clean energy based on photovoltaics and battery storage in seven countries. With a strong portfolio, CCE plans to provide green electricity to over 2 million households by 2029 and drive the global energy transition.

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