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Romania: Enery and Orange signed virtual PPA

Renewable energy company Enery has agreed to supply 70,000 MWh of green electricity annually in Romania to entities affiliated with the local unit of French telecoms group Orange SA.

Enery has signed two virtual power purchase agreements with Orange Romania, Orange Romania Communications and NextGen Communications, part of the Orange Romania Group. The contracts include a groundbreaking virtual cross-border PPA, a novel approach in the Eastern European region, the Austrian firm noted in a recent statement.

Last year, Orange Romania Group signed a six-year solar vPPA with Engie, securing 30 GWh of clean power annually.

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