Ahold Delhaize signs 10-year renewable power deal in Romania

By Public Technologies
  • Ahold Delhaize signed a virtual Power Purchase Agreement supporting Rezolv Energy's wind and solar projects in Romania.
  • The contract covers approximately 14% of the farms' output, with Guarantees of Origin for 10 years starting in 2029.
  • Both projects are expected to begin commercial operations in 2029, producing 780 GWh and 1,800 GWh annually, respectively.
  • The agreement enables renewable electricity matching across European operations by 2030, five years ahead of the original 2035 target.
  • This fifth European power purchase agreement completes the current European program.


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