Independent power producer (IPP) Rezolv Energy has announced its partners for the construction of Dama Solar, its 1.36GWp solar PV project in Arad County, western Romania.
The partners have been listed as CHINT Green Energy, CMC Europe and Solarpro, which will undertake separate engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) roles. European companies EnergoBit and Siemens Energy are contracted to deliver the necessary high-voltage electrical infrastructure. China’s Tongwei and Astronergy have been announced as the project’s solar module suppliers.
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“Delivering a project of this scale requires a combination of international expertise, strong execution capabilities and reliable technology. We are pleased to be working with partners who bring the experience and capabilities needed to turn this project into reality,” said Alastair Hammond, CEO of Rezolv.
Rezolv’s project subsidiary West Power Investments signed a finance package of up to €561 million (US$620.3 million) in support of the Dama project from a consortium of 14 lenders at the end of September 2026, a package that included an anchor investment from the European Investment Bank (EIB). Supporting companies include investment company Actis as the majority owner of Rezolv Energy, with Mubadala, one of the sovereign wealth funds of the government of Abu Dhabi, acting as a minority investor.
This week, Rezolv also signed a power purchase agreement (PPA) with Dutch multinational retail store company Ahold Delhaize to sell power generated at the Dama project.
Dama Solar will be the largest onshore renewable energy project in the EU, and Rezolv expects to begin commercial operations in the second half of 2028. The project’s annual electricity generation of 1,800GWh will increase Romania’s total solar generation—as measured in 2025 by think tank Ember—by over a third, according to Rezolv.
Dama Solar will form part of Rezolv’s 2.8GW portfolio of renewable energy projects in Romania and Bulgaria. The Dama Solar project was the winner of two contracts for difference (CfDs) by the Romanian Ministry of Energy in the country’s second CfD auction in August 2025, covering 520MW of the project’s capacity.
