The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development has granted Engie Romania a €90 million loan to develop renewable energy projects.
Andrea Hariuc
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The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has approved a €90 million loan to Engie Romania to support the expansion of its renewable energy production capacity. The funding will enable the company to develop projects with a total capacity of at least 250 MW by 2028. Engie Romania, part of the multinational group Engie, has invested significantly in Romania, playing a major role in natural gas distribution and green energy production.
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Compania din domeniul energiei Engie România primește o investiție europeană de 90 de milioane de euro pentru energie regenerabilă
ENGIE primește un credit de 90 mil. euro de la BERD pentru construirea a 200 MW în regenerabil în România
ENGIE România contractează un împrumut de 90 mil. euro de la BERD pentru noi proiecte de energie regenerabilă cu o capacitate totală de peste 250 MW
Banca Europeană pentru Reconstrucție și Dezvoltare sprijină extinderea capacităților de producție de energie regenerabilă ale ENGIE Romania, cu un împrumut de 90 de milioane de euro
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