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The El-Tor Green Valley Project Selected by EU T-MED Investment Platform

In August 2026, GreenTech Europe, with the Egyptian Subsidiaries GreenTech Egypt and Renergy, submitted the El-Tor Green Valley project to the EU T-MED investment program.

On October 8th, we received the confirmation that the El-Tor project was selected by the T-MED program. The project is aligned with the EU’s policy priorities in the region, meaning the T-MED team will engage further to see how they can help develop it.

Today, October 26th,  the European Commission launched the T-MED Investment Platform to mobilize large-scale investment in renewable energy and clean technologies across the Mediterranean. The platform is a key component of the Trans-Mediterranean Renewable Energy and Clean Tech Cooperation Initiative (T-MED), a flagship initiative of the Pact for the Mediterranean.

The platform was presented by Commissioner for the Mediterranean Dubravka Šuica during a stakeholder event in Brussels, bringing together European and international financial institutions, private investors, and project promoters to identify investment opportunities and projects that could benefit from Commission support.

EU support will include up to €4.5 billion in guarantee capacity under the European Fund for Sustainable Development Plus (EFSD+), helping reduce investment risks, attract private capital, and accelerate the implementation of viable renewable energy and clean technology projects across the region. The platform will facilitate cooperation between financial institutions, investors, and project promoters, matching promising projects with potential sources of financing and helping turn investment opportunities into concrete projects.

The Mediterranean holds considerable untapped renewable energy potential. The T-MED Investment Platform aims to unlock this potential by supporting investments in renewable electricity generation, renewable hydrogen, electricity transmission and distribution networks, energy storage, cross-border interconnections, and clean technology manufacturing.

Beyond financing, the platform will support efforts to improve regulatory frameworks, permitting procedures, grid access, and power purchase agreements, while promoting skills development and local clean technology value chains. By addressing these barriers to investment, T-MED will help strengthen energy security, deepen economic cooperation, and create new opportunities for sustainable growth across the Mediterranean.