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OX2 hands over its first completed wind farm in Romania—99 MW—to Nala Renewables

    24 September 2026
    Renewables
    energynomics

    OX2 has handed over the 99.2 MW Green Breeze wind farm in Romania to its owner, Nala Renewables. The wind farm is now fully operational and supplying renewable energy to the grid.

    Located primarily in the Cuca commune, Galați County, Green Breeze comprises 16 Vestas V162-6.2 MW turbines and has an installed capacity of 99.2 MW. The wind farm will supply renewable electricity to Apple under a long-term power purchase agreement (PPA). The project handover marks a significant milestone for OX2, as Green Breeze is the company’s first project in Romania to reach the commercial operation phase. This milestone also coincides with OX2’s five-year anniversary of operations in Romania.

    “Green Breeze represents a major achievement for OX2 in Romania and a powerful example of our integrated model, through which we take a renewable energy project from development and construction to completion and handover. I am particularly proud of the OX2 team and our partners who made this possible. Green Breeze serves as a solid foundation for the future as we continue to develop our growing portfolio in Romania,” said Lăcrămioara Diaconu-Pințea, Country Manager, OX2 Romania.

    “Green Breeze represents a milestone for Nala, marking both our entry into the Romanian market and our first wind project. Delivered in partnership with OX2, the project highlights the expertise we bring across the entire renewable energy value chain—from development and construction to long-term operation. I would like to thank OX2 for the partnership and our shared commitment to delivering a project that expands clean energy generation capacity while simultaneously strengthening Nala’s position in Romania,” said Remy Verot, Interim CEO of Nala Renewables.

    OX2’s portfolio in Romania currently exceeds 1.5 GW, with four projects totaling approximately 600 MW either under construction or set to begin construction. Additional onshore wind, BESS, and solar projects totaling around 1 GW are currently in various stages of development.

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