Ucraina construiește un parc eolian uriaș care să livreze energie inclusiv în România. Proiectul a fost acceptat de Bruxelles - Economica.net

The European Commission has approved three cross-border renewable energy projects, including the Poltavska wind farm in Ukraine, which is linked to Romania. This project, developed by DTEK, aims for a capacity of 650 MW and is expected to generate around 2 TWh of renewable electricity annually. It will enhance Ukraine's energy balance and reduce fossil fuel dependency while enabling future electricity exchanges with Romania. Additional wind projects could add up to 500 MW capacity in the future. The wind farm is set to be completed by December 2028 and will start commercial operations in January 2029. The CB RES status grants financial support and increased visibility for these projects, promoting cross-border cooperation in renewable energy development.