Austrian Firm Enery Ready To Construct Bulgaria's Biggest Solar Park

• Austrian firm, Enery, managed by Three Seas Initiative Investment Fund (TSIIF) via Amber Infrastructure, is currently operating among both largest PV facilities in Bulgaria.
• Founded in 2019, Enery is a leading renewable resource developers in Central and also Eastern Europe. In 2020, it acquired a solar park on 100 hectares with a 60.4 MW peak as well as additionally 50 MW in connection power in Karadzhalovo near Plovdiv.

Austrian company, Enery, regulated by Three Seas Initiative Investment Fund (TSIIF) with Amber Infrastructure, is presently running one of both largest PV facilities in Bulgaria.

Founded in 2019, Enery is a leading renewable resource programmers in Central and Eastern Europe. In 2020, it acquired a solar park on 100 hectares with a 60.4 MW peak and likewise 50 MW in connection power in Karadzhalovo near Plovdiv. While in Pobeda, with a coordinating capacity, remains in Aytos near the Black Sea Coast.

Nikola Gazdov, that handles Enery's Chirpan project of 160 MW, shared that if the allowing procedure goes as intended, the installment can start prior to the year wraps up. He believed that the solar park would certainly be created within one year.

It is reported that Eurohold is rushing in the meanwhile to complete a solar energy plant of 124 MW in peak capacity south of Sofia while producing the project for one more 50 MW segment.

Gazdov approximated the approximate financial investment at more than EUR 102 million, yet included that the details sum and additionally the capacity would be understood when the paperwork accomplishes completion. Enery protected a preliminary approval from the Municipality of Haskovo in southerly Bulgaria for its 400 MW solar park project in 2020.

It runs solar, wind as well as also hydropower plants with 268 MW in complete capacity in Bulgaria, Romania, the Czech Republic and additionally Slovaki. The company is additionally reported to have a project of 3 GW in its renewable energy project pipeline.

In November last year, Enery completed the acquisition of Jade Power Trust Fund's 81 MW portfolio in Romania. It has two wind cattle ranches in the Dobrogea area, two solar systems and two micro hydropower plants. The bargain has actually enhanced the Austrian firm's operating capacity in the country to 273 MW.