Financière Terxia

Financière Terxia is a French société par actions simplifiée (SAS) created on 2 March 2022 and registered under code APE 7022Z, “conseil pour les affaires et autres conseils de gestion.” Based in Puteaux, having previously been headquartered in Saint-Leu-la-Forêt, it operates as a small to medium-sized enterprise focused on taking equity stakes, coordinating and animating group companies, and providing financial engineering and advisory services. Its corporate purpose includes participation holdings, company animation, and financial consulting, and the company is led by President Dominique Vallette. Financière Terxia positions its investment activity around sustainable objectives and green energy. It powers and financially backs Green Power, the promoter of the LEG1 project, which is introduced and branded as “Green Power | Financière Terxia.” Through this relationship, Financière Terxia supports the development and reprogramming of LEG1, a multinational electricity interconnection initiative linking Greece, Libya and Egypt. LEG1, referenced as project 284 in ENTSO-E’s Ten-Year Network Development Plan on behalf of the European Commission, comprises a 2,000 MW, 525 kV submarine HVDC interconnector between Tobruk in Libya and Linoperamata in Crete, an AC overhead line between Libya and Egypt (Salloum), and an initial 150 MW solar power plant with energy storage. By enabling Green Power’s integration into Financière Terxia and helping secure a builder for the solar plant, the company underpins a project designed to facilitate bidirectional power exchange between South-East Europe and North Africa, support the integration of renewable energy projects, and reduce energy costs. The LEG1 project, supported by Green Power and Financière Terxia, is explicitly aligned with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals and with European Union external policy objectives on energy transition, renewable integration, and regional socio-economic welfare, peace and solidarity.