Enel Green Power gets grid permission for wind farms of 513MW in eastern Romania
Renewable electricity division Enel Green Power Romania, in the process of being taken over by the Greek PPC, has obtained the permit to connect to the national grid a number of 4 wind farms in Potoc commune, Caras Severin County, with a…
iulian ernst · Journalist
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Renewable electricity division Enel Green Power Romania, in the process of being taken over by the Greek PPC, has obtained the permit to connect to the national grid a number of 4 wind farms in Potoc commune, Caras Severin County, with a cumulative installed power of 513 MW.
The estimated deadline for completion and commissioning is the end of 2026 for 2 of the parks, respectively, the end of 2028 for the other 2, Profit.ro reported.
The wind electricity production units are being developed by four companies taken over by Enel Green Power in 2021 from Romanian-Swedish investor Emanuel Muntmark.
The deal at that time comprised several other projects, including a photovoltaic park of over 680 MW in Arad County, for which the preparation of the works began last autumn.
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