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EIB EIB and BIIC deploy €100 million in financing, guaranteed by European Commission, in support of agricultural value chains that are key for Beninese economy and European industries. Operation strengthens strategic sectors – cotton/textiles, soya and cashew – that are essential for agro‑industrialisation and job creation in Benin and for security and diversification of EU supply chains in line with the EU Global Gateway strategy.

EIB The European Union supports a major investment in water infrastructure in the Ústí nad Labem Region in north-western Czechia to enhance the local water management systems. The project, with an estimated budget of € 77 million, receives support under the Public Sector Loan Facility (PSLF), combining an EU grant of €14 million with a €56 million loan from the European Investment Bank (EIB).

Tennet 2026 Transaction marks the largest corporate issuance ever executed in alignment with the European Green Bond Standard Regulation and the EIB's first green bond operation in Germany EIB commits €74 million to TenneT Germany's inaugural European Green Bond Financing to support the expansion of Germany's electricity transmission grid and the integration of large-scale renewable energy The European Investment Bank (EIB) has backed TenneT Germany's inaugural €3.5 billion multi-tranche...

Under appraisal | 12/06/2026 ACRE EXPORT FINANCE FUND I ACP TF USD 25 million (EUR 22 million) USD 200 million (EUR 175 million) Energy - Electricity, gas, steam and air conditioning supply Water, sewerage - Water supply; sewerage, waste management and remediation activities Urban development - Construction Transport - Transportation and storage Top-up investment into an infrastructure debt fund providing commercial loans for sustainable infrastructure projects in Africa alongside loans...

Publication information 6 Pages (PDF/EN) Description The 2025 Joint Summary Report on Multilateral Development Banks’ Climate Finance is published here as a stand-alone document highlighting the key figures and main trends for the reporting year. The data show that MDBs have exceeded their collective 2025 climate finance targets set in 2019 and remain on track towards their 2030 ambitions.

OMV Austrian integrated energy, fuels and chemicals company OMV gets €450 million EIB loan to build major green hydrogen plant in northeastern town of Bruck an der Leitha. Green hydrogen will replace fossil-based hydrogen at OMV’s Schwechat refinery, cutting CO₂ emissions by up to 150,000 tonnes per year. Largest-ever EIB financing in Austria’s energy sector, supporting Europe’s clean industrial transition through the EIB’s TechEU initiative.

EIB The financing will support more than 200 upgrades to water, sewerage and wastewater treatment infrastructure. The operation will strengthen resilience, reduce water losses, digitalise services and improve the capacity to manage extreme climate events. The project contributes to EU environmental objectives and to the quality of services for citizens and businesses.

Getty Images Multilateral development banks’ climate finance in low-and middle-income countries jumps 21% to $103 billion last year, according to their new annual report. MDB adaptation finance in low- and middle-income economies rose 31% to $35 billion, and mitigation finance rose 16% to $68 billion. MDBs on track to meet their 2030 climate-finance projections across all their countries of operation.

Under appraisal | 09/12/2025 NORMANDIE PROGRAMME EDUCATION The Project contributes to the financing of the Region's multiannual investment programme in the education sector. The project concerns new construction, reconstruction, renovation and extension of public higher-secondary education facilities, as well as transversal components to improve the energy efficiency of existing educational infrastructure and improve the level of digitalisation.

EIB PWN borrows €100 million from European Investment Bank to further modernise, expand and future-proof its drinking water distribution network in the Dutch province of North Holland. The EIB financing, backed by the European Commission’s InvestEU programme, will support the implementation of PWN’s 2026–2029 investment programme. Around 750 kilometres of water pipelines will be renewed, renovated or newly installed. The network expansion is expected to enable approximately 35,000 new connections.