As the final works advance on our first 110 kV substation in Glodeni, Mureș County, Ostenweg has also started a new 256 MWp construction scope in Ogrezeni, Giurgiu County. Together, these two developments mark an important moment for our teams: one major energy-infrastructure project is approaching completion while another large-scale solar project is moving into execution.
Glodeni: final stage of our first 110 kV substation
The Glodeni project is being delivered for S.C. ENERGYGLOD S.R.L. and forms part of the construction of an electricity-storage system and its connection to Romania’s National Power System through the Glodeni connection station. The project also includes the fencing of the site and the development of the access road in Glodeni, Mureș County.
Our teams are now progressing through the final stage of the works, bringing the civil, electrical and site-infrastructure activities closer to completion. Reaching this point is a significant milestone for Ostenweg, expanding our track record beyond photovoltaic plant construction and reinforcing our capability to support complex grid-connection infrastructure.
Ogrezeni: construction begins on a 256 MWp construction scope
At the same time, Ostenweg has begun executing a 256 MWp package within the wider Ogrezeni renewable-energy development. Our construction scope covers the civil, mechanical and electrical works required for this section of the photovoltaic plant, ensuring coordinated delivery across all key disciplines.
In addition to the 256 MWp construction package, Ostenweg has completed the full engineering scope for the entire approximately 760 MWp photovoltaic project. This comprehensive engineering work provides the technical foundation for the development and supports the effective coordination of its civil, mechanical and electrical systems.
Located in Giurgiu County, the overall development combines approximately 760 MWp of photovoltaic capacity with more than 1 GWh of battery storage and high-voltage grid infrastructure, positioning Ogrezeni among Europe’s largest hybrid renewable-energy projects.
Project outlook
Finalising our first 110 kV substation while starting a 256 MWp photovoltaic scope reflects the continued development of Ostenweg’s technical capabilities. From grid infrastructure in Glodeni to large-scale solar construction in Ogrezeni, our focus remains unchanged: safe execution, consistent quality and dependable project delivery.