The strategic collaboration with the company CFP Green Buildings to provide an innovative software provider that aims to improve the energy efficiency of properties, with pan-European credentials in large multinational banks, was announced by its CEO Bank of Piraeus, Christos Megalou speaking today on “Sustainability for Economy and People”.
The collaboration will contribute to the implementation of a new integrated service for the bank, which will include the development of a specialized tool that facilitates the assessment of the energy efficiency of properties and will propose measures to optimize it, with a measurable financial benefit, as well as making available of modern financial tools for carrying out renovation works through a network of exclusive partners.
Through the service, which will be provided by Piraeus e-banking or by visiting a store, the bank’s customers who wish to update their property with energy efficiency will receive a personalized diagnosis, proposals and solutions for the sustainable renovation of their properties. , as well as specialized products with preferential conditions from the beginning of 2025, said Christos Megalou.
Piraeus supporting, in the first phase, 150,000 existing customers through financing energy upgrade works, promotes the Sustainable Development Goals and contributes in practice to achieving the objectives defined by the European Union for 2030 and 2050.
Piraeus today holds a leading position and market share across the entire spectrum of banking activities in Greece, with a broad customer base of over 6 million customers, approximately 60% of our country’s population, said Mr. Megalou .
He also highlighted that the bank’s loan portfolio is close to 32 billion euros, maintaining the first position in credit in the Greek market with a market share of 25%. The objective is that by 2027 the bank will have approximately 40 billion euros, with more than 5 to 6 billion euros earmarked for sustainable development and the green transition. We are financing large ongoing infrastructure projects, both as part of the implementation of the MRR National Recovery and Resilience Plan and the National Energy and Climate Plan, said Megalou.