Danish solar and wind developer European Energy has kicked off a refinancing of the company's loans. The company will prematurely pay off bonds worth EUR 45 million. Instead European Energy will issue new bonds at a lower interest rate.
However, the challenge is that the company will not necessarily save any money this way.
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