Public bodyLuxembourgeib.org
Its role Investor / Financier
The European Investment Bank (EIB) is the European Union’s long-term lending institution, owned by the EU Member States and headquartered in Luxembourg. Established in 1958, it finances projects that support EU policy goals, including climate action, innovation, infrastructure, and competitiveness.
Operating as part of the EIB Group alongside the European Investment Fund (EIF), the Bank provides loans, guarantees, equity and quasi-equity, and advisory services to public and private counterparts across Europe and selected markets worldwide. Its financing follows rigorous technical, environmental, and social due diligence.
For the chemical and materials sectors, the EIB supports decarbonisation and circular economy initiatives such as industrial electrification, low‑carbon process upgrades, recycling technologies, and sustainable materials manufacturing. It also backs research, development, and scale‑up of clean technologies that reduce emissions, improve resource and energy efficiency, and enhance the resilience of industrial value chains.
Also known as European Investment Fund, EIF, EIB Group, EIB, Banco Europeo de Inversiones and 4 more.
chemXplore tracks 43 projects involving EIB, of which 28 are active.
Besides these 28, the record holds 13 completed projects, 1 on hold and 1 cancelled.
Closest to start-up first.
22 more active projects and the 15 that are completed, on hold or cancelled are in the record. See all 43 in chemXplore →
5 active projects carry no start-up date yet. The dates themselves, per project, are for subscribers.
Wood Mackenzie places Sines top in Iberia and top quartile in Europe; deep-conversion, Atlantic port and €650m green-hub investments shield it amid closure risks.
Robust operations and refining raised product volumes; large Spain-focused capex ramp-up for energy transition; net debt fell to €2.1bn; construction begun on Europe’s largest green hydrogen project.
Higher commodity prices and an integrated model lifted clean CCS operating result 51%; net income reached RON 4.1bn and CAPEX hit a record RON 6.6bn.
Phase 1 will deliver 569 MWp PV plus 100 MWh battery, supply EgyptAlum under a long‑term PPA, target ~1,500 GWh first‑year output and commercial operations in April 2028.
Achieved a 55% rise in circularity intensity at Andalusian sites; partnerships converted spent catalysts into mortar and the firm advances water and biodiversity commitments.
Platform will match Mediterranean renewable and clean‑tech projects with financiers, tackle permitting and grid barriers, and aims to mobilise €25bn and upskill 10,000 workers by 2035.
Covers value‑chain integration, sustainable nickel development, infrastructure, skills and R&I, and will be followed by a joint roadmap with Member States and the EIB.
Q3 revenue rose >10% y/y and company remains on track for ~15–16% full‑year growth; Q3 net cash usage ≈ $28M with ≈ $134M cash on hand; margin improvement and an ~$8bn electrolyzer pipeline.
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The 8 with the most active projects, of 17 countries.
What each is building and closing, and the pipelines and grids between them, on one map.
The 6 sharing the most projects, of 85.
