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Greece, Parkwind to partner with Intrakat on Greek offshore wind projects

Greek construction company Intrakat announced that it has partnered with Belgian Parkwind to jointly develop offshore wind projects in Greece.

Intrakat’s vast experience with the construction of infrastructure projects has been expanded with renewable energy projects in 2021. The company currently has a portfolio of over 1 GW in renewable energy development projects.

The statement from the company said that Greece, within the next few years, will develop its first offshore wind projects and, in partnership with Parkwind, in plans to become one of the leader in the sector.

The partnership is compliant to Parkwind’s international expansion, as it has already completed four offshore wind farms in Belgium and is currently building one in Germany.

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