E-Infra advances 95 MW battery storage project in north-west Romania
Romanian infrastructure group E-Infra is preparing to develop a 95 MW battery energy storage facility in Satu Mare County, further expanding its position in Romania's rapidly growing electricity storage market, according to Economica.net.
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Romanian infrastructure group E-Infra is preparing to develop a 95 MW battery energy storage facility in Satu Mare County, further expanding its position in Romania's rapidly growing electricity storage market, according to Economica.net.
The project, known as IS Roșiori – stage one, is being developed by Nova Power & Gas, part of E-Infra, controlled by Romanian businessman Teofil Mureșan. Romania's energy regulator ANRE is due to consider this week a draft decision granting the project an establishment authorisation.
