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Romania: Hidroelectrica gets environmental permit for 10 MWp floating plant

Hidroelectrica announced that it received the environmental permit for the first floating photovoltaic plant in Romania, a 17-ha installation to be placed on its accumulation lake of the Ipotesti hydropower plant on the Olt River. 

The floating plant will have an installed capacity of 10 MWp.

The total value of the investment was estimated last year to be over EUR 14 million, without VAT.

The installation will have 26,295 PV panels with mono-crystalline silicon technology, with a peak power of at least 380Wp with high efficiency (minimum 20%) and 100 inverters with a power of 100 kW each with high efficiency (minimum 98%).

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