INTEC Energy Solutions has collaborated with CHINT Solar in delivering the 154 MW Ratesti solar PV project, Romania's largest solar power plant.
Econergy has awarded the contract for the provision of full EPC services and the construction of the PV project to the INTEC-CHINT partnership. The facility is located in the Arges county, in southern Romania.
The INTEC-CHINT partnership will provide all the necessary services and works related to the design, engineering, procurement, construction, and high voltage grid connection of the solar farm. The ground-mounted PV project will have a capacity of 154 MWp and is expected to produce 124 GWh of solar energy each year, reducing carbon emissions by approximately 160 thousand tons each year.
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