Eunice Energy Group

Eunice Energy Group is a Greece-based renewable energy group founded in 2001 that develops, finances, builds, owns, and operates renewable energy projects while also manufacturing key clean‑energy technologies. The group’s activities span wind and solar generation, hybrid systems, large‑scale battery storage, grid interconnection, hydrogen, retail supply, energy aggregation, and e‑mobility. It operates around 100 MW of renewable capacity, mainly wind and photovoltaic parks and hybrid systems, with roughly 1.6 GW of additional wind and solar projects under development in Greece. Through Eunice Power, the group supplies electricity generated exclusively from renewable energy sources to residential and business customers and acts as a certified aggregator for renewable and high‑efficiency cogeneration producers in the Greek Target Model. Eunice Power has developed the Eunice Renewable Device (ERD), a grid‑compliant remote monitoring and control unit manufactured at the group’s facilities in Mandra, Attica and installed in more than 200 RES plants. Eunice manufactures the EW16 “Thetis” small wind turbine in Greece and designs and produces EV chargers domestically, which are deployed together with digital services under the Eunice Drive and Joltie brands. Eunice Energy Group leads or participates in several flagship projects, including the S4S hybrid system on Tilos island, which enables island‑scale energy autonomy; the Aigaio/South Aegean Interconnector wind and cable project; and the Greece‑Africa Power Interconnector, bringing renewable electricity from Egypt to Crete and mainland Greece. In Crete, the group is involved in the Crave H2 “Green Hydrogen Valley,” operating a pilot electrolyser and planning industrial‑scale green hydrogen production. It is also developing grid‑forming battery energy storage projects at Ptolemaida and Arcadia to support grid stability in Greece and neighbouring markets.