Denmark-based renewable energy developer, European Energy has secured 20 long-term electricity offtake agreements in 2025, covering approximately 1.2 GW of projects across Europe and Australia. The portfolio is spanning onshore wind, PV and battery storage in the UK, Italy, Greece, Poland, Germany, Lithuania and Australia. The contracts have included a mix of contracts for difference and PPA that are aligned with differing regulatory frameworks and market preferences in each country. Offtake structures are ranging from fixed-price, pay-as-produced arrangements to mechanisms with price floors, curtailment compensation and market-indexed elements, which are providing defined revenue profiles. European Energy has said that these long-term agreements enable project assessments to rely on contractual assumptions rather than short-term electricity price fluctuations. This approach is supporting clearer revenue expectations and funding evaluations for its development pipeline. Recently, European Energy has secured CfDs for five PV projects in Italy.