Visual Fan secures key energy storage contract with Renovatio Trading

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Visual Fan has signed a major contract worth approximately €9.2 million with Renovatio Trading.

The agreement, facilitated by Visual Fan's Renewable EPC by Allview division, focuses on implementing an advanced 65 MWh energy storage system in Topliţa, Harghita County. 

This landmark project, with an estimated implementation period of seven months, solidifies Visual Fan's position as a key player in the national energy ecosystem. 

The company's strategic shift and expansion, evident since late 2024 and early 2025, are now yielding substantial results, with this contract providing a significant boost for the 2025/2026 financial year. 

"The signing of this contract is a confirmation of our strategic vision and the active role Visual Fan plays in Romania's energy future," said the company in a statement submitted to the BVB. 

The project's objective is to optimise the national grid balance and accelerate the integration of green energy into daily consumption. 

Visual Fan's teams will manage all stages, from engineering and procurement to execution and full integration into the energy system. 

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