ContourGlobal allocates 60% of its $1.1 billion Green Bond financing to clean energy and storage projects as of year-end 2025

London, February 9^th, 2026

• $657 million allocated to Eligible Green Projects by year‑end 2025, representing an estimated 60% of ContourGlobal’s total Green Bond proceeds.
• ContourGlobal’s Green Bond-funded portfolio spans 2.4 GW of clean energy capacity and 962 MW / 4.5 GWh of battery energy storage (BESS), across multiple technologies including assets in operation, under construction or in late-stage development.
• Supported assets in operation already generate over 5.7 TWh of clean power annually, avoiding more than an estimated 2.1 MtCO₂e of emissions each year.
• An External Limited Assurance process on both the allocation of proceeds and key environmental performance indicators was conducted by ERM, a globally renowned Sustainability consultancy.

ContourGlobal provided the first-year update on the allocation of its ~$1.1 billion Green Bond, reporting that an estimated 60% of available funds have already been committed to Eligible Green Projects across its portfolio including solar, wind, hydro, biogas, and battery energy storage systems, both standalone and integrated with photovoltaic. As detailed in the company’s newly published Green Bond Impact and Allocation Report, total allocations reached $657 million as of year-end 2025, reflecting ContourGlobal’s progress on the transformation of its portfolio into renewables.

Issued in February 2025 in two tranches—€500 million and $510 million, both maturing in 2030—the Green Bond’s first annual report outlines the data, governance, controls, and processes that ContourGlobal established to track the allocation and impact of funding in line with international best practice and the ICMA Harmonized Framework for Impact Reporting under its Green Bond Framework.

As of year‑end 2025, $657 million of Green Bond proceeds had been allocated, supporting a diversified set of assets across ten countries either in operation, construction or late-stage development. The Eligible Green Project portfolio totals ~2.4 GW of installed capacity, complemented by 962 MW / 4.5 GWh of BESS.

“Publishing our inaugural Green Bond Impact and Allocation Report underscores how sustainable finance can accelerate the energy transition when grounded in strong governance and a long-term strategic vision. The proceeds of our Green Bond not only enabled the fast development of new projects, but also investments to enhance the performance of existing assets, in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. The eligible portfolio includes assets in operation that already deliver tangible impact with more than 5.7 TWh of clean electricity produced in 2025, avoiding significant emissions and strengthening the resiliency of the electricity systems where they are located”, commented Antonio Cammisecra, CEO of ContourGlobal.

With this achievement, ContourGlobal is consolidating its position as a premier, large-scale platform for renewables and energy storage, backed by disciplined financial management, strong socially and environmentally responsible operations, and a clear long-term commercial and industrial strategy. This strategic direction is underpinned by a commitment to direct, over the period 2025 to 2030, at least 70% of its investments in new generation projects to renewable energy, with the remaining capacity derived from lower-emission, high-efficient thermal generation, ensuring a balanced and sustainable energy portfolio.

ERM, a globally renowned Sustainability consultancy, concluded an External Limited Assurance process on both the allocation of proceeds and key environmental performance indicators. A copy of ERM’s Limited Assurance Report is included in the Green Bond Impact and Allocation Report.

As a signatory of the United Nations Global Compact since 2010, ContourGlobal embeds sustainability at the heart of its industrial strategy, as an integrated strategic lever to create shared value, build trusted partnerships, protect the environment, and make a tangible contribution to transition goals. The company aims to reduce carbon intensity by 40% by 2030 as compared to 2022 levels, while significantly expanding renewable capacity through targeted business development and selective M&A. As outlined in the Green Bond Impact and Allocation Report, ContourGlobal has established a comprehensive series of social and environmental due diligence and risk assessment processes, commencing during the project evaluation phase and continuing through the final review and selection approval process. This governance framework is supported by a cross-functional Green Financing Committee, which operates as a subset of the Investment Committee, overseeing the implementation of Green Bond Framework requirements.