I believe the CfD doesn't pay out during negative price periods. They have structured the project with batteries that store energy at those times and resell it via other means. So there is some risk being managed there.
https://cms.law/en/rou/legal-updates/romania-enacts-cfd-supp...
https://energy-solutions.co/policy-intelligence/tax-credits-...
" The target quota for photovoltaics was slightly surpassed, with 1.49 GW approved. Conversely, only 1.26 GW was allocated in the wind project segment, against the available 2 GW. Average winning prices were EUR 40.35 per MWh and EUR 73.89 per MWh, respectively. "
https://balkangreenenergynews.com/romania-completes-second-r...
Project costs $636.3m (€561m)
https://finance.yahoo.com/energy/articles/rezolv-secures-636...
At the guaranteed price EUR 40.35 per MWh, the project should pay back in about 8.4 years.