Vienna-based renewable energy specialist CCE said it has signed an agreement to sell its renewables portfolio in Romania to Israeli renewable energy company Zephyrus Wing Energies.

CCE’s Romanian portfolio comprises seven photovoltaic (PV) projects with a total capacity of around 766 MWp, as well as four co-location battery storage projects (BESS) with total capacity of around 112 MW / 390 MWh, which are under development, the Vienna-based company said in a press release on Thursday.

The portfolio includes the Horia 1 project, a PV plant with a capacity of around 40 MWp located in the western county of Arad, which commenced commercial operations in September 2025. The remaining six projects are at different stages of development.

Under the transaction, whose value was not disclosed, Zephyrus Wing Energies will also take over CCE’s platform and team in Romania. The deal is subject to regulatory approvals.

CCE is an integrated developer and operator of solar and storage projects founded in 2010. In January, CCE sold Romanian special purpose vehicle Horia Solar Invest 2, which was developing the 269.227 MW (AC) / 293.260 MWp Horia 2 PV project in Romania’s western county of Arad, to Vienna-based renewables and e-mobility investment group Renalfa Solarpro Group.

Zephyrus Wing Energies develops, constructs, and operates renewable energy assets, with its main market being Poland.