The wind farm has 240 turbines and the daily production of one turbine stands at approximately 6 Gwh, the equivalent of the annual electricity consumption of 3,000 households.
CEZ group has ten companies in Romania – Distributie Energie Oltenia, CEZ Romania, CEZ Vanzare, CEZ Trade, Tomis Team, MW Invest, Ovidiu Development, TMK Hydroenergy Power, CEZ ESCO Romania and High Tech Clima.
CEZ entered the Romanian market in 2005, when it acquired electricity distribution company Electrica Oltenia SA.
After the unbundling process ended in 2017, Distribuție Energie Oltenia supplies electricity to seven southern Romanian counties: Argeș, Dolj, Gorj, Mehedinti, Olt, Teleorman and Valcea.
CEZ Vanzare is the main electricity supplier in southwestern Romania and supplies natural gas to 1,3 million household and industrial consumers.
CEZ is considering selling seven companies in Romania, keeping only those engaged in energy services (ESCO) activities and part of trading. It has recently launched a market sounding to divest its assets in Romania, part of a wider group strategy that envisages the gradual sale of assets in Bulgaria, Romania, Turkey and partly also in Poland, with the exception of companies focused on the field of modern energy services (ESCO), which CEZ wants to develop further.