Romcarbon signs financing contract for photovoltaic project through PNRR

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Romcarbon signs financing contract for photovoltaic project through PNRR

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January 11, 2024

Romcarbon announces the signing of the financing agreement with the Ministry of Energy for the implementation of an electricity production capacity from renewable solar energy sources, according to a report on the Bucharest Stock Exchange.

The project, with a total value of 5.5 million RON, will benefit from financing from the National Recovery and Resilience Plan, Component 6 Energy – Investment Measure I1, in the amount of 2,315,700 RON (non-refundable funds), the rest of the financing in the amount of 3,267,312.33 RON to be provided by Romcarbon S.A., both from its own resources and from resources attracted.

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