Ecoenergy expands solar portfolio in Romania

Econergy Renewable Energy Ltd, a European independent power producer specialising in renewable energy, has announced that its solar photovoltaic project has been connected to the electricity grid in Romania.

The project, Scurtu Mare, has an installed capacity of approximately 55 MWdc. It is owned 100% by Econergy International Ltd and gradual electricity injection into the grid has commenced. Commercial electricity sales are expected to begin in the early weeks of February 2025.

The Scurtu Mare project is Econergy Group’s third connected project in Romania, strengthening the group’s position in the country’s renewable energy sector. With approximately 300 MW of connected projects, 370 MW under construction, and over 500 MW expected to begin construction this year, Econergy continues to deliver growth in the country.

Eyal Podhorzer, CEO and Co-Founder of Econergy, commented: “The connection of Scurtu Mare is just the beginning for 2025. This year will bring continued momentum and growth, building on the milestones of 2024.”

 

 

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