Tongwei of China Begins Supplying 846 MW of Modules for Romanian PV Project

en.Wedoany.com Reported - On November 7, China's Tongwei Co., Ltd. announced that it has signed a module supply agreement with international renewable energy developer Rezolv Energy for the Dama Solar PV project in Romania, under which it will supply 846 MW of high-efficiency PV modules. The first batch of modules has been shipped from Tongwei Solar Technology's Nantong base. The project has a planned installed capacity of approximately 1.36 GWp, and Tongwei's supply has now entered the actual delivery phase.

The Dama Solar project is located in the two administrative areas of Graniceri and Pilu in Arad County, western Romania, and is implemented by project company West Power Investments, which is held by Rezolv Energy. The project has a planned construction capacity of 1,357.4 MWp and a site area of approximately 1,064 hectares, mainly using former agricultural land to build a large-scale ground-mounted PV power plant. Project documents from the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development show that the project was approved by the board on September 9, 2026.

The supply uses Tongwei's TNC 3.0 high-efficiency modules, which combine advanced cell technology with a quarter-cut design to meet the requirements of large-scale ground-mounted power plants for module power output and long-term operational reliability. Tongwei is responsible for supplying 846 MW of modules, accounting for the majority of the project's planned installed capacity. After the first truckload of modules was dispatched from the Nantong production base, subsequent deliveries will be organized and implemented according to the project's construction needs.

The Dama Solar project includes ground-mounted PV arrays, inverter stations, an on-site medium-voltage power network, internal roads, and a 110/400 kV step-up substation, and will be connected to the national grid via an underground 400 kV transmission line. The project construction also involves large-scale land use, grid connection facility construction, and ecological protection measures. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development discloses that the project area involves two nature protection network areas, and the developer has formulated a biodiversity action plan and designated approximately 82 hectares for habitat protection and enhancement.

According to Tongwei's disclosure, the Dama Solar power station is expected to generate approximately 1.8 billion kWh of electricity annually after full commissioning. The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development estimates that the project is expected to reduce carbon dioxide emissions by approximately 697,000 tons per year. The project company will deliver renewable energy to Romania's power system through the large-scale ground-mounted PV arrays and supporting transmission and transformation facilities.