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Romania: Energy trader Tinmar plans to invest 150 million euros in renewables

Tinmar Energy, a private energy supply company owned by local businessman Augustin Oancea, envisages approximately EUR 150 million for investment in expanding the renewables portfolio over the next three years, local media reported.

In 2012, Tinmar Energy started the first stage of the investment plan, developing from scratch photovoltaic projects with an installed capacity of 50 Mwp.

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