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The Romanian commodities exchange BRM has reached a deal to acquire its Bulgarian gas counterpart Betp, in a move which should deepen regional cooperation in natural gas trading, it said on Friday.

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Long-term auctions for the Romania-Serbia border will start this month, JAO, the main service provider for European TSOs, said late on Wednesday, after launching a technical go-live on this border.

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Political uncertainty in Romania amid parliamentary and presidential elections have created investment jitters within the energy sector, which could slow down the country’s green transition, market

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The Romanian government’s decision to eliminate double taxation on energy storage facilities is expected to boost their uptake and help integrate more renewables into the market, a local developer

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Romanian exchange BRM has become the country’s second nominated electricity market operator (Nemo) to join the European single day-ahead coupling (SDAC) market.

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Romania is seeking EUR 150m as part of a scheme to boost its power storage capacity to 2 GW by 2027, energy minister Sebastian Burduja said on Tuesday.

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Romania will expand its nuclear power capacity by 1.44 GW at the Cernavoda power plant by 2031-2032, the energy ministry said on Friday, following an agreement signed by utility Nuclearelectrica and

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Greece’s largest utility PPC has seen its renewables output rise 44% year on year to 4.8 TWh in the January-September period, while its lignite generation fell by a third to 2.3 TWh.

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A local Romanian environmental protection agency on Tuesday published the approved environmental agreement, needed for the completion of the 35 MW Rastolita hydropower plant, amid continued opposition

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Romania will disburse EUR 36m to five companies with the aim of adding 790 MWh of battery capacity and covering up to 20% of its storage needs, its energy minister said late on Monday.

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Romania’s power market could witness lower hedging activity next year because suppliers are facing mounting cash flow issues due to delays in the government’s price cap scheme reimbursements,

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Moldova’s state-owned power utility Energocom plans to buy 51.6 GWh of electricity in November, or around 14% of its power needs, on the Romanian power exchange Opcom, it said in a statement on