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Intesa Sanpaolo provides EUR 8.8 million financing to Arena Group for Sicily solar project

Intesa Sanpaolo provides EUR 8.8 million financing to Arena Group for Sicily solar project

ReutersReuters2026/09/09 10:52
  • Intesa Sanpaolo provided EUR 8.8 million financing to Arena Group unit Energy Power 1 for renewable development in Sicily.
  • Package includes a EUR 6.8 million Green Loan to build a full-merchant 9.9 MWp photovoltaic plant in Assoro, Enna province.
  • Green Loan complies with LMA Green Loan Principles, aligned with the EU Taxonomy.


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