Engie Romania takes over wind farm
Engie already operates wind and solar installations with a combined capacity of about 200 MW in Romania.
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Romania: French utility group Engie nearly doubled the capacity of its wind farms in Romania after it took over WIND Project (ROM) SIX, the operator of an 80 MW wind farm located in the eastern part of Romania at Chirnogeni, Constanta County. The deal was approved by the Competition Council. Engie already operates wind and solar installations with a combined capacity of about 200 MW in Romania and is currently developing 9 MWp PV park. Engie Romania seeks to reach a green energy generation capacity of 1 GW by 2030.
Before the takeover, the company owned two wind farms in Galati and Braila counties, with a capacity of 98 MW. In the past four years, the company has purchased solar parks in various parts of the country, with an installed capacity of roughly 20 MWp.
Source: Romania Insider