Econergy sells major solar project in Romania

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Econergy, a leading independent power producer (IPP) in Romania's renewable energy market, has signed an agreement to sell its Niculești solar project to Enspire Enerji, investment branch of Turkey-based Entek Elektrik.

This project has a capacity of approximately 214MW and is progressing well towards obtaining building permits and reaching "ready to build" status. This transaction highlights Econergy's established position as a market leader in Romania.

The company possesses a robust project pipeline exceeding 2GW within the country.

Currently, 246MW are already connected and operational, with another 800MW in various stages of development and construction. Notably, 198MW of these projects are anticipated to be connected by the end of 2024.

 

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