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Romania: Engie to buy 80 MW wind farm

Engie Romania has signed the agreement to acquire a wind power plant in Constanta County, majority-owned by the EnerCap Group.

 The Chirnogeni wind farm has a total installed capacity of 80 MWp, and the estimated annual net electricity production is arounnd 180 GWh, equivalent to the annual consumption of 90,000 households.

Engie Romania owns and operates two wind farms in Brăila and Galati counties, with a total installed capacity of 98 MW. With this acquisition, the company will almost double its existing green energy production capacity.

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