INTESA SANPAOLO ENVIRONMENT PG

Signature(s)

€ 350,000,000

Italy : € 350,000,000

Credit lines : € 350,000,000

27/11/2007 : € 350,000,000

Summary sheet

25 September 2007

Signed | 27/11/2007

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Intesa Sanpaolo Environment PG

Banca Intesa Infrastrutture e Sviluppo S.p.A and Banca OPI S.p.A., specialised subsidiaries of the Intesa Sanpaolo banking group for public sector and infrastructure financing, which are going to merge by January 1st, 2008.

Up to Eur 350 million.

EIB loan will cover up to 50% of total project costs.

Italy

Credit lines

Credit line for the financing of small and medium sized investments in the infrastructure field.

To sustain small and medium-sized investments of EU interest promoted mainly by local authorities and other public or private entities, including environment (renewable energies, water, waste management, urban rehabilitation schemes) for at least 70% of the facility amount and, for the balance, energy and human capital (education and health).

Complying with EU and national legislation on environmental protection.

Complying with EC procurement procedures.

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Related publications

EIB Transparency Policy

Guide to procurement

Guide to accessing environmental and social information/documents