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Romania: New wind farm to be built by Spanish company

The Spanish company Elawan started as a family business in 2008, reaching a portfolio of 1.3 GW green energy projects in 13 countries last year.

Spanish company Elawan Energy, through its Romanian project company Elawan Wind Berezeni, has obtained the permits necessary to develop a 39.6M W wind farm in the northeastern Romania, in Vaslui county. The company has signed the connection contract with Delgaz Grid network, managed by the German group E.ON. The estimated cost of the project is around 60 million euros.

 

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