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Backed by InvestEU, EBRD provides up to €70 million to finance five battery energy storage systems across Latvia, Poland, Romania and Slovenia. EBRD will also support the cybersecurity resilience of the storage systems by backing the deployment of advanced risk mitigation solutions.

EIB Advisory is helping Croatia’s five largest cities deliver more affordable homes faster. Under the InvestEU Advisory Hub, cities received support to develop implementation-ready housing strategies, action plans and project pipelines, with scope to expand across Croatia.

Invest-NL funds € 25 million within a loan of € 120 million to Milence, a rapidly growing Dutch player developing a pan-European charging network for electric freight transport. This financing is essential to enable large-scale electric freight transport.

An EIF guarantee under InvestEU will help unlock €55m in student financing for over 4,000 students in Spain, Germany, Croatia, Slovenia and Italy. EIF and Quotanda are partnering with eight education providers and non-profits to improve access to education.

At the EIB Group’s Berlin Housing Roadshow, €322.5m in new financing will support affordable housing and construction innovation in Germany. Backed by InvestEU, it will mobilise long-term public and private finance for more affordable, sustainable homes.

Under InvestEU, EIB Advisory will support CDLF in scaling up sustainable urban investment in Greece. It will strengthen municipal capacity to develop climate-resilient projects in energy, water and urban regeneration, improving project preparation and access to finance.

A new EIB guarantee will help secure financing to expand electricity grids in Germany and across the EU. It will strengthen supply chains for grid components and accelerate the energy transition by boosting investment in resilient power grids for households and businesses.

The deal provides resources for new financing of Bulgarian small and medium-sized companies aimed at their sustainable development, increasing competitiveness and supporting the green transition.

The EIB is providing Swedish biotech company BioLamina with €20m to advance stem cell technologies targeting diseases such as type 1 diabetes, Parkinson’s and heart failure. Backed by InvestEU, the financing will strengthen innovation, growth and Europe’s life sciences competitiveness.