D.Trading Seals 110MW Romanian Wind, Solar Offtake

Dec 5, 2025 02:21 PM ET
  • D.Trading inks two-year, 110 MW Romania off‑take with Eurowind, bundling wind and solar as it scales Central-SE Europe presence with flexible PPAs, hedging, balancing and one‑window energy marketing.

D.Trading, the pan-European trading arm of Ukraine’s DTEK, signed a two-year off-take agreement with Denmark’s Eurowind Energy covering 110 MW in Romania. The deal secures output from two assets: 50 MW of onshore wind via WEP Technology Investment and 60 MW of solar from the Teius Solar plant, with structured energy marketing.

D.Trading said the partnership expands its renewables footprint across Central and Southeastern Europe and supports power integration in Romania. EU power desk head Stanislav Dudka said the firm aims to offer flexible, competitive off-take solutions and a one-window service from Greece to Poland, spanning PPAs, hedging and balancing.

How does D.Trading’s Eurowind off-take deal bolster Romania’s renewable integration?

  • The structured two-year agreement provides predictable monetization pathways for both wind and solar assets in a market still transitioning toward deeper liquidity in corporate PPAs.

  • By aggregating wind (50 MW) and solar (60 MW) under a single trading framework, D.Trading can optimize balancing responsibilities, offering grid operators a more stable supply profile and reducing volatility.

  • The deal supports Romania’s goal of improving cross-border energy alignment: D.Trading’s pan-European portfolio allows output from Romanian assets to be matched with consumption needs across Central and Southeastern Europe.

  • Eurowind benefits from enhanced hedging, risk transfer, and access to D.Trading’s balancing expertise, which is particularly valuable given Romania’s ongoing grid-upgrade program and intermittency challenges.

  • Strategically, the agreement signals a shift toward multi-technology offtake products, positioning Romania to absorb higher renewable penetration while keeping curtailment and imbalance penalties in check.