Elawan Energy has secured two wind power projects with a combined capacity of 92 megawatts (MW) in Romania’s latest public auction, the company said on Friday.
The projects were awarded under a 15-year Contract for Difference (CfD) scheme with the Romanian government, offering long-term revenue stability and paving the way for construction to begin. Both projects are at the ready-to-build stage and are expected to enter commercial operation in 2028.
“This achievement represents a strategic milestone for Elawan Energy, as it strengthens our presence in Eastern Europe and consolidates our contribution to the global energy transition,” said Mauro Miranda, manager of revenue management at Elawan Energy.
The company said the wind farms will help supply clean electricity to thousands of households and businesses, contributing to Romania’s renewable energy targets and broader European decarbonisation goals.
Based in Madrid, Elawan Energy operates in 15 countries and manages a portfolio comprising 2.1 gigawatts (GW) of installed capacity, 830MW under construction, and a development pipeline exceeding 11.7GW. The company develops, builds, and operates wind, solar, and hydroelectric projects across Europe, the Americas, Turkey, and South Africa.
The Romanian auction success adds to Elawan’s growing international footprint and supports its strategy of expanding in emerging European markets amid increasing demand for low-carbon energy solutions.
