The factory gets non-repayable funding of EUR1,078,000 for the installation of a 2 MW photovoltaic capacity, with 90.3% of the energy produced used for self-consumption, while the farm gets EUR726,417 for a 1.3 MW capacity, with an integrated storage system and self-consumption estimated at 97.2%. The company says the implementation of the projects will contribute to reducing its reliance on electricity purchased from the grid, optimizing operating costs.
The projects will enter the contracting stage, and the company will inform the market of the signing of the financing agreements and any other relevant developments.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)