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Romania: Engie started construction of a 37MW solar farm

Engie Romania has started the construction of a photovoltaic park with a capacity of 37.2 MWp in Prahova county, the company said in a press release. The project will be built on an area of 57 hectares and is planned to become operational in 2024. The amount of energy produced is estimated at 57 GWh/year.

Earlier in 2023, Engie initiated a similar project in Brăila county, with an installed capacity of 9.3 MWp.

In addition, the Engie Romania Group owns four other photovoltaic parks, with a total installed capacity of 24 MWp, and two wind farms, with a capacity of 98 MWp.

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