EIB verleende 1,2 miljard euro aan goedkope leningen voor projecten in Griekenland (en)
In 2003, the European Investment Bank, the European Union's long-term financing institution, provided a total of some EUR 1.2 billion for projects in Greece.
2003: Lending for a wide range of sectors covering transport, energy, SMEs and urban renewal and development
The EIB's lending covered the traditional sectors of its activity, notably transport and energy (including renewable energy), in addition to human capital, urban renewal and development as well as support of SMEs for a total of EUR 100 million with strong local partners (Alpha and Emporiki).
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Projects signed in 2003: a total of EUR 1.2 billion
Project | Borrower | Amount in EUR m |
Upgrading of electricity transmission and distribution networks | Public Power Corporation | 150.0 |
Study, design, implementation and commissioning of seven wind farms located throughout Greece | TERNA Energeiaki S.A. | 75.0 |
Construction of bridge at western end of Gulf of Corinth linking north-west region of Peloponnese to south-west mainland | Gefyra SA | 130.0 |
Construction of motorway sections on Egnatia trunk road between Grevena and Kouloura | Hellenic Republic | 50.0 |
Construction of motorway section between Megara and Kineta (Attiki) on the PatrasAthensThessalonikiEvzoni (PATHE) trunk road | Hellenic Republic | 45.0 |
Construction of motorway section between Igoumenitsa and Panagia on western part of Egnatia trunk road | Hellenic Republic | 150.0 |
Construction of two new tram lines in Athens and purchase of rolling stock | Tram SA | 40.0 |
Extension of Athens metro network | Attiko Metro | 300.0 |
Expansion of Athens Concert Hall | Organismos Megarou Mousikis Athinon | 150.0 |
Financing for small and medium-scale ventures or infrastructure schemes | Alpha Bank AE | 50.0 |
Financing for small and medium-scale infrastructure schemes | Emporiki Bank of Greece SA | 50.0 |
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