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Romania: Three SPPs bought by Alerion Clear Power

Italian renewable energy developer Alerion Clean Power said that it has acquired three companies that have the same number of solar projects currently under construction in Romania, with combined installed capacity of 14.3 MW.

The statement from the company said that all three plants are in advanced stage of development and should be put into operation by October.

This transaction is part of the collaboration agreement signed with PV Project RO in February, which envisages the construction of photovoltaic plants with a total installed capacity of approximately 200 MW in Romania by 2023.

Last month, Alerion Clean Power said that it has signed an agreement with Monsson Alma for the development of three new wind projects in Romania with a total capacity of some 350 MW. The process of obtaining all the necessary permits is expected to be completed by the end of 2022. This agreement will allow Alerion to accelerate the growth in a market with very large growth perspectives, thanks also to the renewable development plans promoted by the Romanian Government.

 

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