
NewWind ENERGY
Take a look at a Wind Generation 35 MWp Power Plant
with Integrated BESS 35MW/MWh

TURBINE SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Vestas Model: V-163 Capacity per turbine: 4,5 MW Rotor Diameter: 163 meters
TOTAL CAPACITY:
35 MW (8 turbines x 4,5 MW)
BESS SPECIFICATIONS:
Manufacturer: Huawei Model: LUNA 2000-2.0 MWH series Rated power: 2,064 kW container type BESS Cooling type: Smart Air Cooling Battery type: LFP
TOTAL PLANT CAPACITY
35 MWp wind generation and 35 MW/MWh BESS

Scope and Objectives

SCOPE:
- Installation of 8 wind turbines (Vestas V163, 4,5 MW each) - Construction of a 110kV power station and HV connection line to the grid - Supporting infrastructure, including access roads, cable lines, foundations, BESS, security and monitoring systems
OBJECTIVES:
- Increase renewable energy capacity in Republic of Moldova - Reduce CO₂ emissions by approximately 60 000 tons annually - Support Moldova’s energy security and sustainability goals - Encourage economic growth and job creation - Improve public health and environmental quality - Adhering to the principles of the environmental, social, and governance guidelines established by ESG compliance frameworks and regulatory bodies.


Site selection and location


Investment Highlight




Project Status
- SPV - New Wind Energy S.R.L.
- Grid connection valid until July 2026 (with possibility to extend further)
- 9 Plots of land owned by SPV (8 plots for wind turbines, 1 plot for power station)
- Grid connection technical design (power station and power lines)
- Underground cable line technical design
- Access road technical design
- Turbine foundation technical design
- Environmental impact assessment
- Necessary permits
- Construction authorization.
About Moldova
Moldova, a vibrant country in Eastern Europe, is known for its rich cultural heritage and a dynamic economy. While primarily landlocked, it boasts a flourishing agricultural sector, robust manufacturing, and a growing service industry. Renowned for its exquisite wine production, Moldova's economy is bolstered by substantial remittances and a strong export market. Despite facing certain challenges such as political fluctuations and energy dependencies, Moldova demonstrates remarkable resilience and adaptability, underlining its promising socio-economic prospects.

Name
Republic of Moldova
Capital:
Chisinau ca. 719 000
Population:
3 millionJanuary 1st, 2023


Area:
33,847 km2
Currency MDL:
1 USD = 17 MDLJuly 2025

Language:
Romanian (official)Unemployment rate, %, Q4’24
Annual inflation rate, Mar’25
Total GDP
GDP per capita at PPP, 2023
Advancement opportunities in Moldova's energy market.
The energy market in Moldova presents considerable opportunities for growth, evidenced by its per capita electricity consumption, which remains substantially below the European Union average. Historical trends indicate a positive outlook for international investors in Moldova’s energy sector.

Investment Platforms
- 7 Free Economic Zones - 8 Industrial Parks - 18 Multifuntional Industrial Platforms - Moldova IT Park

Friendly fiscal system
- Corporate income tax - 12% (7% farmers, 6% FEZ, 3% Free Port) - Social insurance contributions - 23% - Unique 7% tax for Moldova IT Park - VAT - 20% (6% - natural gases, 8% - agri-food, pharma, 0% international transport)
Enhancing Moldova's Energy Sector through
Investment Prospects:
- Opportunities in infrastructure construction and energy generation reconstruction. - Renewable energy sector ripe for investment, particularly with net metering. - Energy efficiency solutions for large companies offer potential returns.
Renewable Energy Incentives:
- Guaranteed Feed-in Tariffs and transparent bidding for projects. - Fiscal benefits for electricity generation from renewable sources. - Assured purchase of RES electricity reduces investment risks.
Strategic Opportunities:
- Completed market reforms align with global standards. - Infrastructural interconnection with the European Network of Transmission System Operators for Electricity (ENTSO-E). - Ongoing privatization in electricity distribution and hydroelectric power sectors.

Free Trade Agreements
signed with 43 countries, including:

DCFTA
(Deep and Comprehensive Free Trade Area with the European Union) - 500 million population;

FTA
with CIS countries (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan) - 250 million population;

FTA with Turkey
The Free Trade Agreement (FTA) between the Republic of Turkey and the Republic of Moldova was entered into force on 1 November 2016. - 80 million population

CEFTA
Central European Free Trade Agreement (Moldova, Macedonia, Albania, Serbia, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and UNMIK (Kosovo) - 30 million population;

GUAM
Organization for Democracy and Economic Development (Georgia, Ukraine and Azerbaijan) - 60 million population;

SPTC
Strategic Partnership, Trade and Cooperation Agreement between the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the Republic of Moldova.