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    Patria Bank strengthens partnership with Alive Capital by financing renewable energy infrastructure

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    Patria Bank announces the signing of a renewable energy supply agreement with Alive Capital, an integrated energy services and supply platform. Through this initiative, Patria Bank aligns its own energy consumption with its strategy of financing the green economy. As a result, all Patria Bank branches across Romania will operate using green electricity supplied by Alive Capital and certified through Guarantees of Origin.

    Patria Bank continues to support Romania’s energy transition by expanding its collaboration with Alive Capital, both through the supply of green energy for the bank’s operations in Romania and through financing renewable energy infrastructure developed by Alive Energy, the affiliated company. This integrated model directly connects green energy production with consumption.

    In this context, Patria Bank financed in 2026 investments developed by Alive Energy, Omnia Capital’s renewable generation sub-holding. These include the Vânători project, one of Romania’s first wind farm hybridization projects. The project involves complementing the existing 10 MW wind farm with a 5 MW photovoltaic plant and a co-located battery energy storage system of 2.5 MW / 10 MWh.

    The financed portfolio includes the hybrid power plant at Vânători, consisting of an already operational 10 MWp wind farm, as well as a 4.99 MWp photovoltaic plant and a 2.5 MW / 10 MWh battery energy storage system currently under construction. These assets are complemented by the photovoltaic plant at Valea Călugărească, with a capacity of 8.30 MWp, and the photovoltaic plant at Mărășeni, with a capacity of 3.46 MWp, both already operational. The investment represents an advanced model for integrating renewable energy generation and energy flexibility by combining wind power, solar power, and battery storage capacities within the same infrastructure.

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