Thus, the company switched to profit, after a loss of some EUR4 million in the same interval of 2010.
The Fantanele plant contributed some EUR28.7 million to the division’s overall EBITDA, CEZ said in its financial report Tuesday.
The group’s distribution and sales division reported EBITDA of EUR32.8 million in Romania for the first half of the year, compared to EUR45 million in the same interval of 2010.
The wind farms held by the group in Romania, at Fantanele and Cogealac, generated some 0.35 TWh of electricity in January-June. National consumption reached 53.8 TWh last year.
CEZ sold 1.667 TWh of energy to end users in Romania, up 2% on the first half of 2010.
The Czech group is present in Romania since 2005, when it bought Electrica Oltenia from the Romanian government. CEZ is active in the production, trading, distribution and supply of electricity.
The company published financial results in Czech Koruna. The sums in euro were calculated at a rate of EUR1=CZK24.36.