EOLIKI LAFKOY
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UnclaimedEOLIKI LAFKOY is a Greek renewable-energy project company within the EDF EN Hellas / EDF Renewables group, focused on wind and hybrid power development.
Last updated September 28, 2026
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Overview
EOLIKI LAFKOY (also rendered AIOLIKI LAFKOU S.A.) is a Greek renewable-energy project company operating under the umbrella of EDF EN Hellas S.A., the Greek subsidiary of EDF Renewables. EDF Renewables is itself a subsidiary of the French state-controlled utility Électricité de France (EDF) and describes itself as a global leader in the production of green electricity, active in North and South America, Europe, South Africa, Israel, India and China across the development, financing, installation and operation of renewable-energy projects with more than 12 GW of installed capacity worldwide. EDF EN Hellas was founded in 2005 and has become one of the dominant companies in the Greek renewable-energy market. Through its subsidiaries — including EOLIKI LAFKOY — it develops and operates wind, photovoltaic and hybrid power stations. For 2018, the total capacity of operating projects managed by the group in Greece was reported at 276.5 MW, and the company holds a significant portfolio of wind, PV and hybrid projects in mature development status, alongside applications for new production licenses. EOLIKI LAFKOY therefore functions as a special-purpose vehicle or project company rather than a consumer-facing brand. Its role is to hold, develop and operate specific renewable-energy assets within the EDF EN Hellas structure, in line with the parent group's objectives of sustainable development, environmental respect and support for local economies through clean energy. The company is based in Athens, where EDF Hellas maintains its offices at 120 Vas. Sofias Avenue.
History
EOLIKI LAFKOY (AIOLIKI LAFKOU S.A.) is a Greek renewable-energy project company that forms part of the EDF EN Hellas group. Its history is tied to the expansion of EDF Renewables into the Greek market. EDF EN Hellas A.E. was founded in 2005 and grew into one of the dominant companies in the Greek renewable-energy sector. As a subsidiary of EDF Renewables — itself a subsidiary of the French utility Électricité de France — EDF EN Hellas operates within a global group active in North and South America, Europe, South Africa, Israel, India and China, with more than 12 GW of installed renewable capacity worldwide. Within this structure, EOLIKI LAFKOY serves as one of several project companies through which EDF EN Hellas develops and operates wind, photovoltaic and hybrid power stations. The group's Greek project-company list includes AIOLIKI ENERGEIAKH PELOPONNISOU S.A., AIOLIKI LIRA S.A., AIOLIKI LAFKOU S.A., NIATA AIOLOS S.A., AIOLIKI MOUSOURON S.A., VOREAS S.A., EEN VIOTIA S.A., HELIOTHEMA ENERGY S.A., AIOLIKH KILKIS S.A., HELIOFLORINA S.A., HYDROAIOLIKI AIGAIOU S.A. and AKTINA LAKONIAS S.A. These entities collectively support the group's portfolio of mature-development wind, PV and hybrid projects and its applications for new production licenses. For 2018, the total capacity of operating projects managed by EDF EN Hellas was reported at 276.5 MW. The company states that it pursues investment in the Greek renewable-energy market in line with the objectives and principles of EDF Renewables, emphasizing sustainable development, respect for the environment and legislation, and the strengthening of local economies and societies through clean energy sources. EOLIKI LAFKOY's specific asset-level history is not detailed in the available public evidence, but its identity and function are defined by this group context.
- 2018
EDF EN Hellas reported 276.5 MW of operating projects under management
- 2005
EDF EN Hellas A.E. founded in Greece
Products and positioning
A project-level renewable-energy company within the EDF EN Hellas group, contributing to EDF Renewables' Greek wind, solar and hybrid portfolio.
Wind power stations
Photovoltaic power stations
Hybrid power stations
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