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Greenvolt secures UniCredit debt for 400 MW Polish battery portfolio

Renewables Now reported the financing on Aug. 27; facility size, tenor and project locations were not disclosed.

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  • Renewables Now reported the financing on Aug. 27; facility size, tenor and project locations were not disclosed.

  • Greenvolt has secured debt from UniCredit for 400 MW of battery storage in Poland, according to a Renewables Now report published on Aug.

  • The report does not include the facility size, tenor, borrowing entity or project locations within Poland.

Greenvolt has secured debt from UniCredit for 400 MW of battery storage in Poland, according to a Renewables Now report published on Aug. 27.

The report does not include the facility size, tenor, borrowing entity or project locations within Poland.

This one names both a lender and a capacity, unlike several transition announcements this quarter that named neither.

PartyRole in the reportStated figure
GreenvoltDeveloper taking on the debt400 MW of Polish battery storage
UniCreditLenderNot disclosed
Renewables NowOriginal reporting outletPublished Aug. 27, 2026
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