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ESFC Investment Group offers financing for medium and large businesses, including obtaining long-term business loans in the EU countries of 50 million euros or more. European credit market plays an important role in the external financing of large businesses. An efficient and well-developed loan agreement market helps enterprises create value for shareholders. Long-term business loans allow companies to lower the ...

ESFC Investment Group offers project finance services in Europe and beyond, helping clients to implement large projects in the energy sector, heavy industry and other industries. Currently, the European economy is characterized by a combination of imports of raw materials and energy resources and exports of ...

According to experts' forecasts, the construction of LNG terminals in Europe will intensify in the coming years, despite the EU's desire to abandon fossil fuels. The EU has consistently asserted that it is striving to abandon fossil fuels in the name of climate preservation. However, the new list of energy projects of ...

The EU is ramping up investments in hydrogen projects to ensure a carbon-free future and boost the economy in the coming decades. Europe is seeking to accelerate innovative projects in several areas that will help combat climate change and enable digital transformation, Bloomberg reported. Among them are investments in hydrogen projects . Experts predict a bright future for hydrogen ...

EU members and major private companies are showing a growing interest in biogas projects that support the global energy transition. The European Environment Agency predicts that biowaste, mainly from food, could turn from a global problem into a new energy opportunity for the economy of the future. Biowaste is defined in European legislation as food residues from households or industry,...

... invest in coal energy and urgently look for an alternative to natural gas from Russia. Fearing a shortage of gas due to the geopolitical standoff between the West and Russia, some EU countries decide to continue using coal . This does not please the European Commission, which recommends a completely opposite direction, namely the development of renewable energy sources. Regardless of the opinion on this issue, all European citizens and companies should focus on saving energy in 2022-2023. Brussels ...