Global Infrastructure SherpaChina Railway Ninth Bureau secures 180 MW Kotofi PV construction contract in Romania
China Railway Ninth Bureau Electric Power Company secured a €59.06 million (~$68.51 million) construction contract for the 180 MW Kotofi PV project in Romania on March 5, 2026. The project, designed as four 45 MW PV installations across 198.1 hectares in Dorj Province, includes PV installation areas, booster stations, transmission infrastructure, and relocation of existing 20 kV lines. China Energy Engineering East China Institute had previously received the EPC general contracting notification for the same project, which is expected to have an 18-month construction period.
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- €59.06 million (~$68.51 million) construction contract secured by China Railway Ninth Bureau Electric Power.
- 180 MW Kotofi PV project in Romania's Dorj Province, across 198.1 hectares.
- China Energy Engineering East China Institute previously received EPC general contracting notification.
- Expected 18-month construction period includes 20 kV line relocation.
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The project construction work has included PV installation areas, booster stations, transmission infrastructure, and relocation of existing 20 kV lines. According to the project schedule, the overall construction period has been planned for approximately 18 months before completion.
"China Railway Ninth Bureau Electric Power Company, a China-based power construction contractor, has secured the construction contract for the Kotofi PV project in Romania."
"Earlier, on January 5, China Energy Engineering East China Institute had received the EPC general contracting notification for the same project."
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