In a major stride towards a sustainable and green future, Teiuș.Solar, a subsidiary of the Eurowind Energy group, has officially launched the Teiuș Photovoltaic Park project in Romania’s Alba county. This groundbreaking initiative, with a formidable installed capacity of 60.2 MW, is set to transform the energy landscape with a total investment exceeding EUR 47 million (approximately EUR 55 million with VAT).
Strategic Project Details
The Teiuș Photovoltaic Park project, scheduled for completion by June 30, 2024, is a testament to Romania’s commitment to embracing renewable energy solutions. The initiative has received a significant boost from the National Recovery and Resilience Program, securing state aid amounting to EUR 15 million.
Driving Sustainable Development with Solar Energy
Adrian Dobre, Country Manager Romania at Eurowind Energy, expressed the project’s approval as a pivotal moment in their sustainable development strategy. He emphasized its role in combating climate change and contributing to a cleaner environment for future generations.
Environmental Impact and Objectives
The Teiuș PV park is not just about harnessing solar energy; it’s a bold step towards environmental stewardship. With an annual production target of 103,592 MWh, the project aims to slash carbon emissions by an impressive 37,125 tons each year. This aligns perfectly with global efforts to reduce the carbon footprint and transition to cleaner energy alternatives.
State Support and National Recovery
The financial backing from the National Recovery and Resilience Program underscores the Romanian government’s commitment to fostering green energy initiatives. The EUR 15 million state aid injection amplifies the impact of the Teiuș Photovoltaic Park, turning it into a flagship project for sustainable energy growth in the country.
As the Teiuș Photovoltaic Park takes shape, it symbolizes Romania’s stride towards a greener and more resilient energy future, aligning with the broader European push for sustainable and eco-friendly solutions.
Source: romania-insider.com
