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Romania: Largest solar power plant in the region enters trial operation

Largest solar power plant in southeastern Europe was commissioned in Ratesti, in Arges county. 155 MW power plant is the joint project of the Israeli companies Econergy Renewable Energy and Nofar Energy. It is the largest investment in solar energy in Romania, worth 102 million euros.

With an area of 170 hectares and will produce 220 GWh of electricity annually. This power plant can supply more than 100,000 households with clean energy, which means the elimination of 168,000 tons of CO2. It will ensure more than 30% of Romanian energy needs from renewable sources by 2030.

Ratesti solar power plant is in trial operation and will be put into operation in the coming months.

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