Solar Energy
At this moment, we can support with green energy from our own production, a city the size of Sibiu.
We invest in renewable energy
As part of our strategy, in year 2012, we decided to invest 75 millions Euro in photovoltaic plants.
For an increased sustainability, a great deal of the investments made for growing our company was directed, during the past years, towards renewable sources of energy. The use of solar energy represents a major concern of the global energy industry, so up-taking this direction was a natural step for Tinmar. In 2012, the first plant of 3 MWp was commissioned, and one year later investments reached 75 millions Euro, Tinmar having a portfolio of photovoltaic plants of 100 MWp:
CEF ARCANI – 3 MWp – Gorj county (AMV SOLAR)
CEF UIESTI I – 10 MWp – Giurgiu county (TINMAR GREEN ENERGY)
CEF UIESTI II – 8,5 MWp – Giurgiu county (MAR-TIN SOLAR ENERGY)
CEF SIMNICU DE SUS – 8 MWp – Dolj county (SOLPRIM)
CEF TG-CARBUNESTI 1 NORD și CEF TG-CARBUNESTI 2 SUD – 20 MWp – Gorj county (EYE MALL)
CEF BAILESTI – 3,8 MWp – Dolj county (LUMINA SOLAR)
CEF BOTOSANI – 3,5 MWp – Botoșani county (ALFA LAND)
CEF CETATE – 1,953 MWp – Dolj county (ECO DINAM GRUP)
CEF MODELU – 4,998 MWp – Calarași county (TINMAR ENERGY)
CEF ARICESTII RAHTIVANI – 1,696 MWp – Prahova county (TINMAR ENERGY)
CEF OSICA DE SUS – 7,983 MWp – Olt county (ARINNA DEVELOPMENT)
CEF SIGTEX POIANA TURBUREA – 4,897 MWp – Gorj county (SIGTEX)
CEF GOLESTI 2 – 1,59 MWp – Argeș county (SOLEK PROJECT DZETA)
CEF ALLIANSO ENERGIZE PROJECT TWO – 3,703 MWp – Prahova county
CEF ALLIANSO ENERGY SOLARSTRINGS ONE – 3,773 MWp – Prahova county
CEF ALLIANSO SOLAR FUN – 3,547 MWp – Prahova county
Future, directly from its source
At this moment, we can support with green energy from our own production, a city the size of Sibiu. In year 2015, the quantity of green energy purchased from other renewable energy producers, together with the own from our own production, reached a share of 35% out of the total energy delivered to consumers.
Legislation
Together with our adherence to the European legislation on the renewable energy share, Romania has also implemented the green certificates system.
Unlike the system used in other countries – with a feed-in tariff for each MWh of renewable energy produced, Romania has chosen a subsidy scheme based on green certificates issued for each MWh produced and imposing a green certificates acquisition share to all suppliers delivering energy to final consumers. Due to the legislative changes, Tinmar, as supplier, was able to purchase green certificates, creating therefore the opportunity of a vertical integration.