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Romania: Renera Energy to develop a 50 MW floating solar project

Renera Energy Romania launched the development phase for the largest floating photovoltaic project in the country. The company plans to install a solar PV power plant with an estimated capacity of 50 MW on 37 hectares of water in Braila County.

Renera Energy Romania is focused on utility-scale ground-mounted agro PV and BESS projects. – Even though Romania has permitting and grid challenges, we at Renera Energy are dedicated to supporting the Romanian transition to green energy production and storage. With our team of qualified in-house engineers and project managers, we strive to be one of the leading developers in sustainable renewable energy technology – the company’s CEO Marc R. Steib said.

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