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Greencoat Renewables Targets Big Tech for Long-Term Energy Deals

Greencoat Renewables, a major player in Europe’s renewable energy market, recently released its interim results for June 2024. The firm generated €113.6 million in cash, slightly lower than last year’s €125.5 million. Despite this, dividends of 3.37 cents per share were declared, and a €100 million shareholder return program is underway.

Financial Performance

In May, Greencoat initiated a share buyback program, aiming to repurchase €25 million in shares by November. The total shareholder return, combining dividends and buybacks, is expected to reach €100 million by year-end.

Greencoat Renewables Targets Big Tech for Long-Term Energy Deals

Focus on Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs)

Greencoat is focusing on securing Power Purchase Agreements (PPAs) with major tech companies, particularly those requiring significant clean energy for data centers. A recent 10-year PPA deal with an Irish data center highlights this strategy. With AI and data-driven industries growing, the company anticipates further opportunities.

Expanding Portfolio and Market Position

The company’s assets are spread across six European countries, with nearly 60% based in Ireland. Despite a 4.8% decline in share price over the past year, Greencoat remains optimistic about future growth, supported by rising demand for renewable energy in the tech sector and the global shift towards sustainability.

Future Outlook

Greencoat’s disciplined capital allocation and strategic PPAs put it in a strong position for growth. In addition to new debt raised (€150 million), the company continues to leverage opportunities across Europe. As the world accelerates its transition to clean energy, Greencoat is poised to deliver long-term value to shareholders.

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