Rezolv Seeks EBRD Loan for 315-MW Wind Project in Romania

Rezolv Energy SA, a Czech firm backed by UK-based sustainable infrastructure investor Actis, has applied for a loan from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) for a greenfield onshore wind project in southeastern Romania with a target capacity of up to 315 MW.

If approved, the financing will be extended to Midmar Callatis SRL, a Romania-based special-purpose vehicle owned by Rezolv, to support the project’s development, construction, and operational phases. The wind farm is planned in Deleni, Constanța County, and will feature 49 wind turbines with an individual capacity of around 6.4 MW each. The site is primarily situated on agricultural land used for arable farming. Between 2011 and 2025, the project went through multiple stages of Romania’s national permitting procedures, including Strategic Environmental Assessment, Appropriate Assessment, and Environmental Impact Assessment processes. These reviews concluded that the project would not cause significant effects on Natura 2000 protected areas, leading to a favorable decision from the Constanța County Environmental Protection Agency.