/BUCHAREST, ROMANIA, September 23, 2026, 11:30 CEST, RENEWABLE MARKET WATCH™/ Nala Renewables has completed the Green Breeze Wind Farm, its largest project to date and the company’s first successful delivery in the Romanian market. Achieved in just over two years from development to commercial operation, Green Breeze underscores Nala’s execution capabilities and commitment to expanding its European footprint.
With an installed capacity of 99.2 MW, the wind farm is fully operational and supplying power to the national grid. Strategically located in Cuca, Galati County, the project features 16 state-of-the-art Vestas V162-6.2 MW turbines, adding significantly to Romania’s renewable energy infrastructure. A long-term power purchase agreement with Apple ensures that the clean electricity Green Breeze generates directly supports Apple’s global renewable energy targets. This contract not only provides stable revenues for Nala but also demonstrates the growing role of corporate offtake agreements in driving the expansion of high-quality renewable assets in Central and Eastern Europe.
Remy Verot, Nala Renewables’ Interim CEO, said:
“Green Breeze reflects our ability to execute and deliver critical utility-scale infrastructure projects, and I am proud to share that this is our largest project to date to achieve commercial operation. I would like to thank our team at Nala Renewables and all our partners for their dedication throughout the journey from development through to completion. As a leading independent power producer, this project showcases our ability to develop, build and invest in high-quality projects across our core markets. The project will deliver long-term environmental and economic value for the region, and we look forward to seeing the positive impact it will have on the region’s energy future.”
Lăcrămioara Diaconu-Pințea, Country Manager, OX2 Romania:
“Green Breeze is a significant milestone for OX2 in Romania, as the first project we have developed to reach completion during our five years in the market. We are proud to have worked alongside Nala Renewables to bring the project to this stage. This achievement reflects the strength of our partnership and demonstrates how OX2’s integrated business model can support a project throughout its journey, from development through construction to completion and handover, while delivering high-quality renewable energy projects in Romania.”
Markus Kriegler, Head of Group Corporates at Erste Group Bank AG:
“Erste is proud to have led the financing of this landmark energy transition project in Romania. The successful completion of the Green Breeze wind farm demonstrates the growing momentum of renewable energy investments across Central and Eastern Europe and highlights the value of strong collaboration between lenders and developers. Our partnership with Nala Renewables further reinforces Erste’s role as a trusted financing partner for renewable energy projects in the region. We thank Nala Renewables for their trust in Erste and are pleased to support projects that contribute to the energy transition and sustainable economic development across Central and Eastern Europe.”
Ralph Spernagel, Head of Construction at Natural Power, said:
“We were delighted to support Nala Renewables on the delivery of Green Breeze, its largest project to date to reach commercial operation. The completion and handover of this wind farm represents a significant milestone for the project team and another important step in the development of Romania’s renewable energy infrastructure. As owner’s engineer, we worked closely with Nala and a diverse group of international stakeholders throughout the project, providing technical expertise and oversight to support the successful delivery of the asset. The scale and complexity of a project such as Green Breeze requires close collaboration, strong communication and a shared focus on quality, and it has been a pleasure to work alongside the wider team. We look forward to continuing our strong relationship with Nala as it expands its renewable energy portfolio.”
Victor Lempessis, Project Principal at Mott MacDonald, said:
“We are pleased to see Green Breeze successfully reach commercial operation and enter its operational phase. Having supported Nala Renewables and the project lenders as Lender’s Technical Advisor from the financing stage through construction and Taking-Over, we have witnessed the strong commitment of all project stakeholders in delivering this important renewable energy asset. The successful completion of Green Breeze demonstrates the value of close collaboration between parties and further highlights Romania’s growing role in the energy transition. We congratulate Nala Renewables and the wider project team on achieving this significant milestone and look forward to the project’s long-term contribution to the region’s renewable energy supply.”
About Nala Renewables
Nala Renewables was founded in 2020 and has grown its operational, in-construction, and development portfolio of renewable energy projects to around 3GW of cumulative capacity. The company’s vision is to more than double this portfolio to 10GW by 2030 and to continue to develop, build, operate, and invest in solar, onshore wind, and battery storage projects across the globe.
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