Nofar Energy partners with CJR Renewables for Romanian solar park

• CJR Renewables to build 172-MWp solar park in Romania for Nofar Energy Ltd, expanding their footprint in the country with 4th project.

Portugal-based CJR Renewables has been chosen by Israeli renewables developer Nofar Energy Ltd to build a 172-MWp solar photovoltaic park in Romania. The project, named Iepuresti, will involve all civil and electrical works, except for the PV modules. This marks CJR Renewables' 4th solar project in Romania, expanding their footprint in the country.

The Iepuresti PV farm will be located in Giurgiu County, on arable land near the border with Bulgaria. It will consist of 286,680 modules of 600 Wp each and 470 string inverters. The solar park, along with another PV plant in the Ghimpati region, is expected to generate around 400 GWh per year. Nofar has secured up to EUR 55 million in debt from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to finance the project duo.

What is CJR Renewables' latest solar project in Romania and its expected output?

• CJR Renewables' latest solar project in Romania is the Iepuresti PV farm, a 172-MWp solar photovoltaic park.
  
• The project will be located in Giurgiu County, near the border with Bulgaria.
  
• The Iepuresti PV farm will consist of 286,680 modules of 600 Wp each and 470 string inverters.
• The expected output of the Iepuresti PV farm, along with another PV plant in the Ghimpati region, is around 400 GWh per year.
• Nofar Energy Ltd has secured up to EUR 55 million in debt from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development to finance the project duo.