E.E.N. VOIOTIA
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UnclaimedE.E.N. VOIOTIA S.A. is a Greek project company within the EDF EN Hellas / EDF Renewables group, used to develop and operate renewable energy installations in Greece.
Last updated September 29, 2026
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Overview
E.E.N. VOIOTIA S.A. is a Greek renewable-energy project company listed among the project companies of EDF EN Hellas A.E., the Greek subsidiary of EDF Renewables. It appears in the corporate structure of EDF EN Hellas as one of several special-purpose vehicles — alongside entities such as AIOLIKI ENERGEIAKH PELOPONNISOU S.A., AIOLIKI LIRA S.A., HELIOTHEMA ENERGY S.A. and HYDROAIOLIKI AIGAIOU S.A. — through which the group develops and operates wind, photovoltaic and hybrid power stations in Greece. EDF EN Hellas was founded in 2005 and describes itself as one of the dominant companies in the Greek renewable-energy market; for 2018 it reported that the total capacity of operating projects it manages rose to 276.5 MW. E.E.N. VOIOTIA therefore belongs to the EDF Group's Greek renewables platform rather than being an independent brand. Its name combines the EDF EN Hellas abbreviation 'EEN' with 'Viotia' (Boeotia), the Greek regional unit where the project company's assets are presumably located. As a project company, it does not market products to consumers; its function is to hold, develop, finance and operate renewable generation assets under the EDF Renewables brand and sustainability principles. No separate founding date, ownership split or executive team for E.E.N. VOIOTIA itself is provided in the available evidence, and its public profile is essentially that of a subsidiary vehicle within the EDF EN Hellas portfolio.
History
E.E.N. VOIOTIA S.A. has no separately documented corporate history in the available evidence. It is known only as one of the project companies of EDF EN Hellas A.E., the Greek arm of EDF Renewables. EDF EN Hellas was founded in 2005 and grew into one of the leading renewable-energy companies in Greece, developing and operating wind, photovoltaic and hybrid power stations through a set of subsidiary project companies. By 2018 the total capacity of operating projects managed by EDF EN Hellas had risen to 276.5 MW, and the company reported a significant portfolio of wind, PV and hybrid projects in mature development status, together with applications for new production licenses. E.E.N. VOIOTIA S.A. is listed among those project companies, alongside AIOLIKI ENERGEIAKH PELOPONNISOU S.A., AIOLIKI LIRA S.A., AIOLIKI LAFKOU S.A., NIATA AIOLOS S.A., AIOLIKI MOUSOURON S.A., VOREAS S.A., HELIOTHEMA ENERGY S.A., AIOLIKH KILKIS S.A., HELIOFLORINA S.A., HYDROAIOLIKI AIGAIOU S.A. and AKTINA LAKONIAS S.A. Its name suggests a connection to the Greek region of Viotia (Boeotia), consistent with the group's practice of naming project vehicles after the location of their assets. As a project company, its history is tied to the development, financing, construction and operation of specific renewable installations rather than to standalone commercial milestones. No founding year, ownership percentage, capacity figure or executive appointment specific to E.E.N. VOIOTIA is provided in the evidence, so its history cannot be reconstructed beyond its role in the EDF EN Hellas structure.
- 2018
EDF EN Hellas reports that the total capacity of operating projects it manages rises to 276.5 MW for 2018.
- 2005
EDF EN Hellas A.E., the parent of E.E.N. VOIOTIA S.A., is founded in Greece.
Products and positioning
A Greek special-purpose project company within EDF EN Hellas / EDF Renewables, dedicated to developing and operating renewable energy assets.
Wind power stations
Wind generation assets developed and operated through EDF EN Hellas project companies.
Photovoltaic power stations
Solar PV generation assets developed and operated through EDF EN Hellas project companies.
Hybrid power stations
Hybrid renewable generation assets developed and operated through EDF EN Hellas project companies.
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