Electrica green bonds start trading on Luxembourg Stock Exchange

Business Forum

15 July, 2025 at 8:19 AM

Power company Electrica has announced that its green bond issue worth €500 million will start trading on the Luxembourg Stock Exchange.

The unsecured senior notes have a coupon of 4.375% and mature on July 14, 2030.

The proceeds from these green bonds will be deployed to finance and refinance the company's investment plans for 1,000 MW of renewable energy capacities and around 900 MWh of energy storage facilities by 2030.

These projects are primarily focused on enhancing the group's green energy production capabilities and bolstering electricity storage solutions.

The admission to trading of these green bonds on the Bucharest Stock Exchange is anticipated in early August 2025.

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