“We’ll continue our renewable power portfolio expansion plan, with projects that can contribute to reducing the generation capacity deficit in Romania and to the stability of the system, through predictable generation and capacity to store electricity in batteries. We will continue our project in both generation and storage capacity to reach a level of 2 GW in generation capacity in Romania by the end of the year,” said Adrian Dugulan, general manager of PPC Renewables Romania.
The latest PPC project is in Ciorani and consists of two photovoltaic parks with an operational capacity of 85 MWp and 27 MW in battery storage systems currently pending authorization.
PPC Renewables Romania is currently working on several projects for new PV parks and wind farms.
The group, which operates in Romania, Greece and Bulgaria, plans to grow its nameplate capacity of renewable energy generation facilities of 12.7 GW by 2028.
(English version by Loredana Fratila-Cristescu)