We are pleased to mark a strategic milestone for Renovatio Group: the Dobrosloveni photovoltaic park in Olt County is now operational.
The project contributes to Romania’s energy transition by adding new renewable capacity to the national system and supporting the development of large-scale solar infrastructure.
The Terravis Studio, Dobrosloveni photovoltaic project has a total capacity of 19.2 MWp. The plant entered production in September 2025 and is expected to deliver approximately 29,000 MWh of renewable energy annually.
The electricity generated by the plant is delivered under an offtake agreement with our colleagues at Renovatio Trading, while operations and maintenance are provided by Renovatio Mobility.
This structure connects renewable generation with market demand, ensuring that the energy produced is integrated into a commercial framework and supported by dedicated operational expertise.
The site incorporates tracking systems and next-generation photovoltaic panels designed to optimise performance and improve yield. These technologies help the plant respond more efficiently to solar irradiation and support stronger production throughout the year.
For us, Dobrosloveni is more than a completed project. It is part of a broader commitment to advancing renewable infrastructure in Romania and to supporting decarbonisation through projects that can be built, operated and connected to real energy needs.
Large-scale photovoltaic parks play an important role in the transition. They increase renewable generation capacity, support cleaner electricity production and help strengthen the energy infrastructure needed for long-term resilience.
The Dobrosloveni project reflects this direction: technical performance, commercial integration and operational continuity brought together in one renewable energy asset.
As Romania continues to expand its clean energy capacity, projects like this show how solar energy can move from development to production and become part of the country’s practical transition pathway.