Wind-Energy

EOL Sud Energy SRL to Establish Wind Farm in Southern Constanta County Despite Local Landowners' Absence in Debates

EOL Sud Energy SRL is set to invest in a wind power plant in the southern part of Constanța County, Romania. This project aims to boost the region's renewable energy capacity, aligning with Romania’s broader green energy objectives. The investment was discussed during a public debate held on July 20, 2024, but it was noted that landowners from the area designated for the study did not participate in the discussion.

The proposed wind farm is expected to significantly contribute to local and national energy sustainability goals. EOL Sud Energy SRL highlighted the potential environmental and economic benefits, including job creation and increased local revenues. Despite the absence of the landowners, the company reaffirmed its commitment to maintaining open communication with all stakeholders and addressing any concerns that may arise during the project's development.

The debate, organized by the Constanța County Council, focused on the environmental impact and feasibility of the wind power plant. EOL Sud Energy SRL emphasized the importance of this investment in supporting Romania’s transition to renewable energy sources. Specific details regarding the wind farm’s capacity and the exact timeline for construction were not disclosed, but the company assured continuous updates and engagement with the community.

Source: ZiuaConstanta

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