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Allview Energy Completes 46 MW Solar Power Plant in Tandarei, Romania

Allview Energy, a subsidiary of Visual Fan focused on renewable energy, has successfully finalized the construction of a 46 MW solar power plant located in Tandarei, Ialomita county. This project represents a significant advancement in the company’s strategy to expand its footprint in the large-scale solar infrastructure sector.

The development was carried out under a comprehensive Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) model. Allview Energy oversaw all aspects of the project, which encompassed system design, procurement and delivery of equipment, on-site assembly, network integration, performance testing, and the creation of technical documentation necessary for regulatory compliance.

In addition to the solar installation itself, the project included the development of a 35/110 kV transformer substation and the installation of an underground high-voltage transmission line. Moreover, a fully integrated SCADA control system was deployed to enhance operational efficiency. By managing these diverse components within a unified EPC framework, Allview Energy demonstrated its capability to execute complex energy projects efficiently.

According to statements from Allview Energy, utilizing a full EPC approach facilitated streamlined management throughout various phases of the project—from planning through implementation and verification. This method ensured rigorous quality control and adherence to contractual standards during all stages of development.

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