Romanian utility Electrica launches 27 MW solar tender
4 January 2024
Electrica SA has asked engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contractors to apply for its new 27 MW solar tender before the end of January.
Romanian power utility Electrica SA has launched a tender for a grid-connected 27 MW solar project in Botiz, northwestern Romania.
Sunwind Energy SRL, a special-purpose vehicle acquired by Electrica in March, is currently running the tender.
The selected developers will have to connect the plant to the grid through underground medium-voltage (MV) connection cables to a 110 kV substation.
According to the tender documents, the Satu Mare 2 project is at ready-to-build status, with grid connection and building permits already obtained for the contract holder. The project has an estimated value of RON 110.1 million ($24.2 million), excluding value-added tax.
Sunwind Energy says it expects bidders to select optimum PV modules to provide reliable electricity services for at least 30 years.
“We are looking for bidders with proven experience in the EPC system of photovoltaic projects, who can deliver high quality, timely results and in accordance with our strict standards and requirements,” said the tender document.
The deadline for submitting clarification requests is Jan. 26, 2024, ahead of the tender closing on Jan. 31, 2024.
Electrica currently operates a 7.5 MW solar power plant and plans to build another 12 MW PV facility.
Related
-
AMEA Power joins €250 million Agadir desalination project in Morocco
5 August 2025
-
Neom considering plan to move 1,000 staff from project headquarters
5 August 2025
-
RWE secures environmental nod for 1,277 MWh solar-storage project in Chile
3 August 2025
-
Afreximbank backs 1 GW floating solar project in Zimbabwe
3 August 2025
-
OpenAI, Nscale and Aker to build massive ‘Stargate’ datacentre in Norway
3 August 2025
-
Portugal to hold energy storage auction before January 2026
1 August 2025