Romania's Electrica plans to buy five PV parks operators
Romania's electricity supply and distribution group Electrica will buy five companies that own and operate photovoltaic (PV) power plants for appr. EUR 35 million (USD 40.65 million), local media reported.
The sellers are two companies, MT Project and HiTech Solar Investment, which together own 100% of each of the five target companies, business portal Profit.ro reported.
The five companies own and operate PV plants with a total installed capacity of 30.95 MWp, respectively, a total operating capacity limited to 28.89 MW.
The five target companies are TCV Impex, ACV Solar Technology, TIS Energy, Delta & Zeta Energy and Gama & Delta Energy.
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