D.TRADING has signed a two-year renewable power offtake agreement with Eurowind Energy, covering 110 MW of installed capacity across wind and solar assets in Romania.
The agreement includes output from two projects:
- 50 MW of onshore wind capacity from WEP Technology Investment
- 60 MW of solar PV capacity from Teius Solar
This new partnership strengthens the integration of clean energy into one of the region’s most dynamic electricity markets and expands D.TRADING’s renewable footprint across Central and Southeastern Europe.
The offtake deal enables stable market access and structured energy marketing for both generation assets, while supporting Romania’s broader decarbonization trajectory.
Adding 110 MW of Romanian wind and solar capacity marks an important step in expanding our renewable footprint across the EU, said Stanislav Dudka, Head of Power Desk EU at D.TRADING. Our goal is to provide flexible, reliable, and competitive offtake solutions that support both pan-European producers and regional market players. This agreement reinforces our position as one of the most active renewable offtakers in Eastern Europe. One of our key competitive advantages is the ability to deliver consistent, high-quality service to clients across multiple locations in the region. This creates real value for developers like Eurowind Energy, who benefit from a seamless, one-window solution from Greece to Poland.
Jesper Schaumburg-Düring, Commercial Director at Eurowind Energy, commented: Partnerships like this are essential to accelerating the energy transition. By working closely with trusted collaborators such as D.TRADING, we can ensure that renewable projects deliver both environmental and economic value. This agreement demonstrates how strong relationships enable us to bring clean energy to market efficiently and reliably.
The agreement aligns with D.TRADING’s broader strategy to develop a diversified renewable offtake portfolio, including PPAs, hedging tools, and balancing solutions.D.TRADING now maintains renewable agreements across multiple European countries, supporting both domestic and regional energy transitions.
