The Project represents one of the most ambitious renewable energy developments in Southeast Europe, strategically located in Bihor County, Romania—just 5 km from the Hungarian border.
This large-scale project combines utility-scale solar generation with a state-of-the-art battery energy storage system (BESS), positioning it as a critical asset for grid stability and energy transition.
Key Highlights
- 369 MWac (359 MWp) Solar PV Capacity
- 1,475.76 MWh Battery Energy Storage (BESS)
- ~500 hectares total project area
- Advanced technology providers: ABB & Hitachi
- Flat terrain optimized for large-scale PV deployment
- Close proximity to key logistics hubs: Oradea & Arad
Ready-to-Build (RTB) Status
The project has successfully completed all permitting and grid connection requirements, ensuring immediate construction readiness:
- Grid Connection Approval (ATR) – Granted
- Building Permit – Completed
- Grid Connection Contract – Executed
- New 400 kV substation (shared infrastructure)
Flexible Investment Structure
- Lease Option: 30-year secured land lease ensuring long-term operational stability
- Acquisition Option: Opportunity for full land ownership to optimize investment structure
Strategic Location & Market Opportunity
Romania is emerging as a key energy hub in Europe, targeting +7 GW of new renewable capacity by 2030.
The project benefits from:
- EU-backed Contracts for Difference (CfD) schemes
- Access to modernization funds and incentives
- Strong demand for solar + storage capacity
- Revenue optimization through energy arbitrage and peak shaving
- Cross-border electricity trading opportunities
A Critical Infrastructure Asset for the Energy Transition
This it is a strategic infrastructure asset supporting the stability of the European energy grid.
With its advanced storage capacity, RTB status, and prime location, the project offers a unique, scalable, and investment-ready opportunity in one of Europe’s fastest-growing renewable markets.
