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Romanian developer considers two data centers backed by approved 380MW grid connection

Romanian developer considers two data centers backed by approved 380MW grid connection Image: DCD
Warehouses De Pauw is considering two data centers in Ilfov County, Romania, after a combined 380MW grid connection agreement was approved, according to reporting cited by Data Center Dynamics. The facilities would be located in an industrial park in Ștefăneștii de Jos and, if developed, are expected to open by 2030. The project could require a 220kV transformer station connecting to a nearby overhead power line. A WDP spokesperson said it was too early to describe a concrete project or confirm the reported specifics.
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