Green Tech Begins Construction on Geothermal-Heated Greenhouse Complex in Romania
Green Tech International has commenced work on the largest geothermal-heated hydroponics greenhouse in Romania, as part of a broader 50-hectare greenhouse development plan.
The project, undertaken by subsidiary Horti Green Invest S.A., will initially cover 10 hectares of greenhouses, with plans to expand to at least 50 hectares over the next five years, solidifying the company's presence in the sustainable agriculture sector.
As part of the project, Green Tech International will invest in the rehabilitation of existing geothermal wells and the modernization of a thermal power plant to provide heat to the greenhouses.
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Author's summary: Green Tech starts geothermal greenhouse project.
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