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Romania, Israeli BIG Shopping Centers Group in entering RES market

Israeli BIG Shopping Centers Group in entering Romania’s RES market, as its Hungarian subsidiary BIG Energia Holdings has bought a project company that is developing a 102 MW wind farm in Braila county in eastern part of the country.

The statement from the group said that the wind farm will consist of 17 wind turbines, with 6 MW output each, while investment in the project will amount to 102 million euros, in addition to 7 million euros paid for the project company.

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