European Energy completes its biggest sale to date
Only three years after the Danish developer entered the Lithuanian market, European Energy now closes a divestment of wind farms totaling 185.5MW. We're far from done in the Baltics, says CEO.
BY MAZ PLECHINGER, TRANSLATED BY DANIEL FRANK CHRISTENSEN
With a slight rephrasing of Julius Caesar's report to the Roman Senate after the Battle of Zela, after only three years of presence in the Lithuanian market, European Energy Chief Executive Knud Erik Andersen is able to say Veni, vidi, vendidi – or, I came, I saw, I sold, in plain English.
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