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ERS selects Hrgud consortium on nearly 82 million euros offer

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ERS selected an El Promet-led consortium to build and finance the Hrgud wind farm under a fully financed 81.9 million euros offer. The utility chose it despite a rival construction bid that was 300,000 euros lower.

ERS selects Hrgud consortium on EUR 82 million offer

Bosnia and Herzegovina’s ERS selected an El Promet-led consortium to build and finance the Hrgud wind farm. Its 81.9 million euros construction offer covers the full investment, despite a lower-priced rival bid.

Faria Renewables acquires 23.1 MW Greek wind farm

Greek developer Faria Renewables has completed the purchase of a 23.1 MW wind farm in Boeotia from EDP Renewables. The acquisition adds an operating...

European Energy brings 27 MW Tsoukes Sarres wind farm online in Greece

European Energy has started commercial operations at its first Greek wind farm, Tsoukes Sarres. The project is backed by Danish pension capital through Sampension,...

DRI refinances €50.6 million bridge facility for 60-MW Ruginoasa wind farm

Renewable energy developer DRI has refinanced a €50.6 million senior construction bridge facility for its 60-MW Ruginoasa wind farm in northeastern Romania. The refinancing...

Enercon to deliver 7-MW turbines for Qair’s Cobadin I wind farm in Romania

Enercon will supply its E-175 EP5 E2 turbine platform for Qair’s Cobadin I wind farm in Romania. The project is described as a 50-MW...

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