Greek energy group Copelouzos signed a deal with China's Shenhua Group to cooperate in green energy and upgrade power units in Greece and other countries, Copelouzos said on Friday.
The deal involves total investment of 3 billion euros, it said, without providing further details.
Copelouzos has built a number of energy projects in Greece, including wind parks and small hydroelectric plants.
(Reporting by Angeliki Koutantou)
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