European Energy reboots growth plan

Despite an impairment on a partially state-owned solar farm and the risk of second-wave Covid-19, European Energy adheres to its forecast that 2020 could be the most profitable year on record.
Brazilian solar farm Coremas was approved early this month by the country's power regulator, Aneel, but low currency value impairs its worth. | Photo: IFU
Brazilian solar farm Coremas was approved early this month by the country's power regulator, Aneel, but low currency value impairs its worth. | Photo: IFU

Despite the coronavirus and accompanying ills, European Energy still manages to turn a profit. In the year's second quarter, the Danish project developer delivered a result of EUR 2.3 million from a revenue of EUR 37.2 million, bringing the half-year result to EUR 4.5 million with a solid operating margin of 21.1 percent.

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