The portfolio comprises seven photovoltaic projects with a total capacity of around 766 MWp, as well as four co-location battery storage projects (BESS) with 112 MW / around 390 MWh, which are under development. This includes Horia 1, a PV plant with around 40 MWp, which commenced commercial operation in September 2025. The remaining six projects are at different stages of development.
The transaction highlights CCE's expertise along the entire value chain: from site acquisition and project development through permitting and construction to operation and the sale of large portfolios to strategic investors.
“This milestone shows what our team can achieve – from the initial site to the successful sale to a listed strategic investor. I am particularly pleased that our Romanian team will now further develop the self-built platform together with Zephyrus, an experienced and highly competent partner,” says Jörg Menyesch, CEO of CCE.
The completion of the transaction is subject to the usual regulatory approvals. CCE was advised on the transaction by CMS (legal) and Deloitte (M&A/finance).
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