The deal was concluded between Suzlon Group’s subsidiary REpower Systems SE and P.E. DEUS EX, a company of WSB International GmbH, according to the statement.
REpower will deliver eight turbines, each with a rated power of 3.2 megawatts (MW), which will be set up in a wind farm project near Margineni, in the Romanian Neamt county.
The wind farm is set to be constructed and commissioned by autumn 2013.
Wind projects have developed fast on the Romanian market, considering that at the end of 2009 only 14 MW were functioning and now the installed capacity has reached over 1,340 MW, comparable to the power generated by the two functional reactors at Cernavoda nuclear plant.
Investitors are allured by this sector due to the aid granted by the government through green certificates. Companies producing and supplying electricity from wind farms to the national electricity network benefit from green certificates from the state and make profit from the traded electricity.