European Bank for Reconstruction and Development

Crnogorski elektrodistributivni sistem (CES) is a state-owned entity responsible for distributing electricity to consumers in Montenegro. It operates and maintains an extensive network of power lines and facilities, ensuring reliable electricity supply. CES also undertakes construction and maintenance of these networks, along with design and supervision services related to power infrastructure.

Kazakhstan Electricity Grid Operating Company JSC is a key player in the electric power sector of Kazakhstan, specializing in electricity transmission, dispatch, and the management of electricity production and consumption. Established in 1996 and headquartered in Astana, the company operates inter-regional networks and provides centralized dispatching control to maintain a balance in the energy system. It engages in parallel operations with neighboring countries' energy systems and offers auxiliary services in the energy market. Additionally, the company is involved in infrastructure planning and the development of clean energy, contributing to a more sustainable electric power system. KEGOC generates the majority of its revenue from customers in Kazakhstan, Russia, and Uzbekistan, while also providing technical support and maintenance services to ensure the readiness of electricity capacity for demand.

Ronesans Holding AS is a diversified company based in Ankara, Turkey, that specializes in construction, real estate development, energy, and health infrastructure activities. Founded in 1993, the company undertakes a wide range of projects, including shopping malls, offices, hotels, residential buildings, heavy industry plants, and various infrastructure projects such as railroad tunnels and bridges. Ronesans Holding is also involved in land development and investment activities. In the energy sector, the company operates ten hydroelectric power plants and engages in electricity trading. Its operations extend beyond Turkey, with a presence in multiple countries including Russia, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and several others across Europe, Africa, and Asia.

GGU is a water utility and renewable energy holding company that distributes potable water, collects, and processes wastewater. The investments in infrastructure made by the water utility company considerably increase the quality of water supply and wastewater services provided to consumers, as well as contribute to operating efficiency. GGU's renewable energy division owns and runs 240 MW of renewable energy assets, including eight 219 MW hydropower facilities and one 21 MW wind power plant. it was headquartered in Tbilisi, Georgia.

Moldovan Railways is the country's sole railway operator, responsible for passenger and cargo transportation as well as railway infrastructure maintenance.

Ukrzaliznytsia is a government-owned joint-stock company of rail transport that controls the vast majority of railroad transportation.

Trafiku Urban contribute to the improvement of citizens lives by providing services through public transport.

National Power Electric Grid of Uzbekistan operation and development of the main electric networks of the Republic of Uzbekistan, the supply of electricity through the main electric networks and the implementation of interstate transit, cooperation with electric power systems of neighboring states.

National Bank of Kuwait (NBK), established in 1952, is the first indigenous bank and shareholding company in the Gulf region. Renowned for its stability and strategic management, NBK provides a comprehensive range of financial and investment services to individual, corporate, and institutional clients. The bank has earned a reputation for excellence, characterized by consistent profitability, high asset quality, and strong capitalization. With a significant market share, NBK serves a diverse and expanding clientele in the region. Its extensive overseas branch network positions it as a key player in major global financial centers. The bank offers various financial products, including working capital loans, letters of credit, project finance, and syndications, catering to sectors such as petrochemicals, oil and gas, power and water, renewables, and infrastructure.

OSHEE is the state-owned enterprise in the sector in Albania that manages and operates the country’s power distribution network.