📋 Tender Overview
The European Investment Bank EIB and Joo Group company that develops and manages rental properties in urban areas in Finland have signed a new 100 million green loan agreement to finance new high-energy performance residential buildings. The financing will support Joos investment pipeline of 29 high-energy performance residential buildings comprising 2107 new apartments located in Finland in the Helsinki Tampere Turku Oulu Hmeenlinna Jyvskyl regions.The aim of the project is to support the national strategy to develop low-energy consumption buildings to be significantly below the level required for residential buildings in Finland. The new apartments that will be completed in 2023-2025 will have an average energy performance 18 better than the current applicable regulation. The project will be fully aligned with the EUs priorities and goals established in the European Green Deal.We are honored and excited for the opportunity to develop and even challenge the way people live here in Finland. Our Joo team is ambitious to reinvent urban living by focusing on a range of energy environment and livability issues. Certainly working together with EIB and for example striving for the LEED Platinum certification in our newest developments helps us do this in a structured way. says Joo Group CEO Antti Niskanen.Affordable energy efficient apartments are in high demand and the importance of energy sources and efficient heatingcooling systems have increased following the energy crisis and war in Ukraine said EIB Vice-President VP stros. Therefore we are delighted to finance this operation which is in line with the Banks priority energy lending as it complies with the energy efficiency criteria and qualifies as a 100 climate action mitigation.Working together with the professional and helpful EIB team has been delightful. Undoubtedly the comprehensive evaluation process has helped us to review and develop our processes in multiple ways. We look forward to long term co-operation with EIB says Joo Group Director of Finance Janne Merilinen.
