GoldenPeaks Capital Secures Largest PPA Deal in Hungary With Hankook

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GoldenPeaks Capital (“GPC”), one of Europe’s fastest‑growing independent producers of renewable energy, has signed a long‑term Pay‑as‑Nominated Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) with Hankook Tire & Technology Co., Ltd. (hereafter Hankook), the Korean premium tire manufacturer and a global leader in advanced mobility solutions. This agreement represents a significant step in strengthening renewable energy sourcing and decarbonising Hungary’s industrial sector. This is GoldenPeaks Capital’s largest PPA deal in Hungary so far.

Under the 10‑year agreement, GoldenPeaks Capital will supply 430 GWh of electricity in total. This is enough clean energy to provide electricity to an estimated 28,700 citizens and save around 10,107 metric tons of CO2 annually. The PPA for 30 MWp of photovoltaic capacity in Hungary supports Hankook’s ongoing sustainability roadmap, contributing to the company’s global CO₂ reduction targets, and reinforcing its leadership in responsible manufacturing.

Hankook, known worldwide for its high‑performance tires and innovative material technologies, continues to expand its environmental initiatives, including long‑term renewable procurement strategies at its production facilities. World Kinect Energy provided advisory support to Hankook throughout the PPA process. 

Daniel Tain, Founder and President of GoldenPeaks Capital, said: “This PPA reflects another milestone within our full commitment to shape Hungary’s clean energy future. It also highlights our capability to deliver innovative and tailored renewable energy solutions, enabling industrial off‑takers to enhance energy budget certainty while accelerating their transition to green electricity.”

GoldenPeaks Capital remains committed to expanding its renewable energy presence across Central and Eastern Europe and supporting leading manufacturers, such as Hankook, in meeting their sustainability objectives with high‑quality, scalable, and reliable PPA structures.

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