Electrica Furnizare strengthens its position in the market of energy services and solutions by starting a new partnership in the field of green energy with Transavia, the local leader of the chicken meat market. In the first phase of the partnership, 6,480 photovoltaic modules will be installed in 10 Transavia locations in the Brasov area.
“Electrica Furnizare continues the expansion of partnerships in the market of energy solutions and services for a sustainable development of all industries in Romania. We are a representative company for the energy industry at the national level, one of our constant concerns is supporting the transition to energy focused on renewable sources that involve low carbon emissions. We are honored to be developing together with our partner, Transavia, turnkey projects that will produce green energy to meet energy needs, while also protecting the environment. Being selected by our partner as the preferred supplier of energy services and solutions, we intend to expand this partnership by developing new products and concepts, in the operational area, so as to contribute to the sustainable development of Transavia,” said Iulian Matei, Director of the Key Clients Department Electricity Supply.
The installation of the 6,480 photovoltaic modules of 540Wp will be done both on the ground and on the roof of the buildings in the Transavia workplaces, the total installed power being 3.5 MWp.
“Part of the largest investment in green energy in the Romanian food sector, which our company initiated this year, the partnership with Electrica Furnizare will contribute significantly to achieving our energy efficiency objective through which Transavia aims to ensure almost fully, until the end of 2023, the energy requirement. This project, carried out together with Electrica Furnizare, is part of the sustainability strategy, from grain to fork, through which Transavia is committed to protecting resources for future generations, acting responsibly towards people, animals, communities and the environment,” said Ovidiu Oprita, Deputy General Manager, Transavia.
The partnership between the two companies will contribute to the reduction of CO2 emissions by more than 962.8 tons per year.