Romania sees a growing number of large solar parks. In Giurgiu a 172 MW solar park is being developed, that is expected to get commissioned in 2024.
Romania will become an energy transition hotspot in 2024. After CCE - Clean Capital Energy already started construction of the 42 MW solar power plant in Horia in the Arad region in 2023, the company has now obtained further building permits and grid commitments for 4 additional large projects.
Photon Energy has completed and grid-connected its tenth photovoltaic (PV) power plant in the Romanian market. The installation has a generation capacity of 3.8 MW.
Photon Energy Engineering Romania, Photon Energy’s Romanian subsidiary, has completed and grid-connected another photovoltaic power plant in Romania. The power plant has a generation capacity of 3.9 megawatts.
Longi has signed a 576 MW sales agreement with Nofar Energy Romania, implementing the latest generation of its high efficiency modules.
Vienna-based CCE is starting construction of the first of several planned photovoltaic projects in Romania. The 40 MW solar park in the northwest of the country is funded by the EU.
To achieve the goals of the EU Green Deal, the expansion of the grid infrastructure and the flexibilization of energy generation are fundamental, Martin Dürnberger and Jörg Menyesch of CCE state in a guest article. They give an overview about the situation in different European countries.
Inion Software, who offer solar power plant monitoring solutions, will partner with Volter, a solar power plant developer from Romania. This cooperation is expected to result further foster the renewable energy sector in Europe.
Photon Energy has completed and connected to the grid a PV power plant with an installed capacity of 3.2 MW near Făget, Timiș County, and another with a capacity of 7.1 MWp near Săhăteni, Buzău County. Additional solar parks are in the planning stage.
Eiffel Transition Infrastructure , a fund managed by Eiffel Investment Group, and R.Power have formed a strategic joint venture to accelerate the development of solar photovoltaic projects in Romania.
A contract on 200 MW Astro N n-type TopCon PV modules was signed between Astronergy and the Romanian Eximprod Grup.
Photon Energy has completed and connected to the grid three additional photovoltaic (PV) power plants near Calafat, Romania, with an installed capacity of 6.0 MW
Enphase has started production of microinverters in Europe. The devices will be manufactured in Timișoara, Romania, at a subsidiary of Flextronics International.
Tesla 50Hz will design, construct, and operate 40 MW industrial rooftop PVs across 250,000 m2 of industrial buildings in Romania.
Intec Energy Solutions and Chint Solar (CHINT) are partnering once again to build new solar power plants in Romania and Poland with a total capacity of 183 MW.
MET Group is taking off in Romania: The Swiss-based energy company has acquired a 100 percent stake in a 52 MW solar project that is currently in a late stage of planning.
Photon Energy started construction of its sixth Romanian PV power plant in September with a generation capacity of 7.1 MW. The electricity will be sold on the merchant market. The company plans to build 32 MW of PV generation capacity in the country by the end of the year.
Sungrow signed a contract to supply PV inverters to a 154 MW Ratesti PV plant in Romania with EPC Intec Energy Solutions. The project is the largest one of this kind in the country.
US microinverter manufacturer Enphase Energy will expand its capacity together with manufacturing partner Flex. Starting in the summer of 2023, microinverters for the European markets will be manufactured at Flex's plant in Romania.
The European renewable energy association Eurosolar has awarded the European Solar Prize 2021/22 in Amsterdam. The ten winners range from the French capital Paris to the Swiss organisation Solafrica in Africa.
Photovoltaic wholesaler Krannich Solar announced yesterday that it is continuing to grow and in doing so establishes subsidiaries in China, Romania, Hungary, Australia and the USA.
Polish developer R.Power has signed a cooperation agreement with an Romanian developer for a portfolio of PV projects with a total capacity of up to 100 MW.
Together with its Austrian partner in this project, the LSG Group, Steag Solar Energy Solutions (SENS) has added 130 solar parks with a total capacity of 65 megawatts to the Hungarian power grid since August 2020.
The innovative system, developed by Nidec ASI and tested during an event with key stakeholders in the city of Oradea, Romania, was selected to test ultra-fast charging of electric buses.
The student competition around modern and solar architecture will be held in the Romanian capital in September 2023. Interested student groups from European universities and colleges can apply.
