G Cube wins Romanian renewables contract
Renewable energy specialist G Cube has been awarded the underwriting contract for the construction phase of a Romanian wind energy scheme.
Blue Investments Holding’s wind energy scheme is located in the Baia Village, in the East of the country, will consist of four 2.5mw onshore turbines, with a total insured value of €20m.
The firm
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