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Romania: Casa Verde program and CEZ solar system

The campaign started in February 2019 and after a year and a half of challenges, the implementation of the project officially began, by installing the first solar system within the campaign. Romanian energy supplier CEZ Vanzare has started the installations of solar systems through authorized partners within the Casa Verde program, offering to residential customers a change to become prosumers.

With an installed power of 3 kW, the system is part of the total of 679 kW that the company will install to the customers who obtained financing in the first call of the program.

The deadline for The Environment Fund Administration (AFM) to launch the second call is October 2020. Therefore, CEZ Vanzare customers who did not obtain funding in the first call are encouraged to apply for the second call and will continue to receive support if they are still interested.

In fact, CEZ Vanzare offers residential customers the opportunity to become prosumers outside the AFM program, by offering technology (complete solar system) and consulting in the connection process.

 

 

 

 

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