Over 100 wind power projects developed by around 80 companies
had contracts to connect to the grid with Transelectrica or with
operators of distribution networks in the areas where they are to
be located. In all, the 104 projects have a capacity of over 2,771
MW, i.e. almost as much as four reactors of the nuclear power plant
in Cernavod`, and would require over 4 billion euros in investments
to become operational. The signing of the contract to join the grid
is a major step in the approval of a wind power project, with the
next steps that an investor needs to go through being to power the
electricity generating facility, secure the environmental permit,
and the power generation licence.
“From now on, investors need to start building. But many are
waiting for this time of economic crisis to pass in order to sell
their projects. Most of them are not able to go ahead because very
big investments are involved, so I think only half of the 2,700-MW
capacity will stand eventually,” says Adrian B`icu[i, general
manager of Transelectrica.
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How many of the 100 wind power projects will be completed?
Over 100 wind power projects developed by around 80 companies had contracts to connect to the grid with Transelectrica or with operators of distribution networks in the areas where they are to be located.