Transelectrica awards 393 MW wind farm project development to Radramo Power

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Romanian energy developer Radramo Power has been awarded the development consent for the construction of the 393 MW wind farm located in the commune of Pestera in Constanta county, Romania. 

National transmission system operator Transelectrica awards the project to the company established by two local businessmen: Radu Rusei and Marius Felician Gherasim. 

The project is expected to be commissioned by 2025. 

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