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Romania: Tender for the feasibility study for the connection of a 40 MW solar power plant launched

Romgaz, a natural gas producer, launched a tender for the procurement of a feasibility study for the connection of a solar power plant to the national electricity network.

A company is planning to build a solar power plant with installed capacity of up to 40 MW in Mures county.

The deadline for non-binding submissions is 25 August.

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