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Sunset over our 53 MWp solar farm in Glodeni, Romania. To build the solar farm, our engineers used 80,000 solar panels that follow the path of the sun. Rotating allows the panels to capture maximum sunlight, increasing the power generated by 10 to 25% more than fixed panels. DRI is committed to upholding best practice in sustainability and health & safety. Find out more about our operational projects and our commitments on: www.dri-energy.com #renewableenergy #solarpanels #sustainability

DRI is growing fast, and we have a truly diverse workforce. Over 85 experts of 22 nationalities work in our Amsterdam headquarters and local offices in Milan, Warsaw, Bucharest, and Zagreb, each bringing their different perspectives and ideas to the table. If you are looking for a new challenge, join an environment that fosters a culture of diversity and high performance, and contribute to DRI's mission to accelerate the #energytransition. Check out our vacancies here: https://lnkd.in/eS-unYAB #jobs #career #renewableenergy 

Two weeks ago, DRI took part in the RES Days in Pula, where we marked our company’s entry into Croatia. Together with national, local, and international industry leaders, our colleagues discussed how to overcome the challenges of the Croatian market and unlock the country's great renewable energy potential. Watch the video to see a snapshot of the conference and our networking event where we unveiled plans for a 127.5MW wind farm and 400/110kV substation in the Split-Dalmatia area. Find out more about DRI's ambitions and upcoming projects at: www.dri-energy.com. #DaniOIE #renewableenergy Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia

300 energy industry experts gathered at the Energy Strategy Summit, organised by Energynomics to discuss Romania's role in the European energy market, with a focus on renewable energy investments. DRI, as a player with 239 MW of wind and solar in Romania and plans to build a 1 GW portfolio by 2028, supported the event. John Stuart, CEO of DRI, gave an interview for the latest issue of the magazine, highlighting Romania's potential in wind, solar and storage, as well as DRI's commitment in the country. “We want to make a meaningful difference in the markets where we operate. In Romania, for instance, we are looking at 1 GW of renewable energy production and combining wind, solar and storage. We were really pleased that we managed to bring in our expertise and managed to get Glodeni solar park and Ruginoasa wind farm built in 10 months, from when we started construction to completion. We used our DRI’s international and engineering expertise, we put a lot of resources on those projects to get them operating as quickly as possible. It was the first wind farm to be built in Romania after the collapse of the support system 10 years ago.” John mentioned. Read the interview in the online version of the magazine (pp. 46-50): https://lnkd.in/d8t3PHhP

We’re hiring! DRI is on the lookout for talented professionals to join our teams in Amsterdam, Zagreb and Milan. Some of the current jobs we are recruiting for are: ·      Battery Storage Development Manager – Milan, Italy ·      Construction Manager: Substations & Grids – Zagreb, Croatia ·      Grid Engineer – Milan, Italy ·      Project Finance Manager – Amsterdam, Netherlands Are you ready to contribute to Europe’s #energytransition? Click this link to apply or check out our other vacancies: https://lnkd.in/eS-unYAB

Today the Intersolar Europe conference kicks off in Munich, Germany. This event brings together industry leaders and innovators to network and explore the forefront of solar energy trends, developments and business models in Europe. Several of our DRI colleagues are in attendance and eager to discuss DRI’s strategy and approach to advancing Europe’s transition to renewable energy. Currently, DRI has one operational solar power project, with another six in various stages of development, alongside several on-shore wind projects across the continent. Reach out to our colleagues Dmytro Nieshev, Alina Petrukhina, Abedalqader A. and Nino Sieling from our engineering, procurement and PPA teams to learn more about DRI’s goals and explore potential opportunities for collaboration.   #renewableenergy #solar #energytransition 📸 image: DRI's operational solar park in Glodeni, Romania

ANNOUNCEMENT: DRI signs off on our third renewable energy project in Romania - the acquisition of a 126 MW solar park in Văcărești, Dâmbovița County.  “We believe that Romania has the means to become a hub for renewable energy, and the new Contract for Difference scheme encourages companies like DRI to continue to invest and help unlock Romania's solar and wind energy potential" says DRI CEO John Stuart. With the addition of this solar park, DRI’s renewable energy portfolio in Romania now totals 239 MW and is another step towards its goal of achieving 1GW of renewable energy in the country by 2028.  This endeavour is projected to provide clean energy for approximately 50,000 households and avoid 48,600 tonnes of carbon emissions annually.    Read more here: https://lnkd.in/eP_qDUDe #renewablenergy #energytransition #solar 

Last week ten of our colleagues attended the Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia in Pula, Croatia, where DRI was a platinum sponsor of the event. During the event, two of our team members spoke as panelists and shared insights into our ambitions for Croatia, and we unveiled plans for a 127.5 MW wind farm and a 400/110 kV substation. DRI also hosted a networking event where we brought together national, local, and international partners to discuss our ambitions for Europe and plans to establish a robust portfolio of up to 500 MWp of renewable energy sources in Croatia. This was a fantastic first official event for DRI in Croatia and we look forward to future opportunities for growth and collaboration in the region. Discover more about our vision and upcoming projects at: www.dri-energy.com #renewableenergy #energytransition

ANNOUNCEMENT: DRI to build a 127.5 MW wind farm and first of its kind 400/110 kV substation for renewable energy in Croatia The Brda Umovi wind farm is set to have a capacity of 127.5MWp and will provide sustainable energy for up to 83,000 households while mitigating 51,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions annually. It will be connected to a SS 400/110 kV substation, the first to be built in Croatia in the last 20 years and dedicated exclusively to the connection of renewable energy projects. Both projects will be located in the southern region of Croatia, in Split, Dalmatia, and are the first step in DRI's ambition to build up a portfolio of up to 500 MW wind and solar projects in the country by 2028, as well as investing in substations and storage capacities. This initiative signals just the beginning of our ambitious plans in Croatia. DRI is building a robust portfolio of up to 500MWp of renewable energy sources in the country, underscoring out commitment to accelerating the #energytransition in Europe. Read more about the project here: https://lnkd.in/eDPR59Vc #renewableenergy 

DRI is expandingly rapidly, and this month we’re participating in several events to grow our network and build connections. We’re sponsoring two events in June: the 2024 Energynomics Energy Strategy Summit in Romania and the 2024 Renewable Energy Sources of Croatia (DANI OIE 2024) in Croatia, where we’ll also be hosting a DRI networking event. Furthermore, our team will be attending several other noteworthy events around Europe: • The Polish Wind Energy Association 2024 conference in Świnoujście, Poland • 2024 Intersolar Europe conference in Munich, Germany • Energyear conference in Bucharest, Romania, • Romanian Health & Safety Management Forum, Bucharest, Romania Head to our website for information on our projects or reach out to get connected with the DRI team! https://dri-energy.com/