ZEN Energy Group has obtained the construction permit for a 78 MW wind farm in Romania, scheduled to start construction in 2026.
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The 78 MW wind farm project in Romania, developed by ZEN Energy Group, has obtained its first construction permit, covering substation and cabling works. Construction is planned for early 2026, with an investment of €102 million. 70% of the energy will be sold through a ten-year PPA contract and the rest on the OPCOM exchange. The park will include 13 turbines of 6 MW each, with Erste Bank as lead financier. Romania is thus strengthening its position in the green energy market.
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Un parc eolian de peste 100 de milioane de euro va fi ridicat la Brăila, începând din 2026
Se sparge gheaţa după un deceniu de blocaj în eoliene cu încă un proiect: În 2026 încep construcţiile la un parc eolian de 78 MW, peste 100 mil. euro, în Brăila
După un deceniu de îngheţ, se înalţă şantierele eoliene din noul val: Un parc de 78 MW din Brăila demarează construcţiile la începutul lui 2026. Investiţia este de peste 100 mil. euro
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