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Romania faces major offshore wind obstacles – expert

Date: 31.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Romania faces major offshore wind obstacles – expertPhoto: Alenka Lena Klopčič

A new offshore energy bill in Romania brings significant potential for further wind project development, but its implementation also faces some major barriers, a local energy expert told Montel on

Battery storage in Romania still costly, challenging – developers

Date: 30.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Battery storage in Romania still costly, challenging – developersPhoto: Mercados – Aries International

Storing solar-generated electricity in Romania is still expensive and at times challenging despite a recent update in the regulatory framework, developers of renewable energy projects in Romania told

Romania to suspend 660 MW of coal capacity to meet green targets

Date: 23.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Romania to suspend 660 MW of coal capacity to meet green targetsPhoto: Fatos Bytyci

Romanian power producer CE Oltenia will suspend production at two 330MW coal units in June to meet decarbonisation targets, which could put pressure on the country’s winter electricity supply.

Misreading of recent law blocks new renewables in Romania

Date: 22.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Misreading of recent law blocks new renewables in RomaniaPhoto: Montel

Renewables developers in Romania are facing major challenges due to the misreading of a recent law, participants in a webinar organised by the Solarplaza consultancy said on Wednesday.

PPC entry in Romania could benefit Greek power market – expert

Date: 17.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
PPC entry in Romania could benefit Greek power market – expertPhoto: Montel

The Greek electricity market can profit from power utility PPC’s purchase of Romanian assets, a local power market expert has told Montel.

Romania’s Opcom to remain power exchange of choice – traders

Date: 02.03.2023 Author: Yana Palagacheva
Romania’s Opcom to remain power exchange of choice – tradersPhoto: Roman Peklaj

The Romanian state-owned energy exchange Opcom is expected to remain the leading spot trading platform for electricity, according to local traders.

EU ministers launch nuclear alliance of 11 countries

Date: 28.02.2023 Author: Elise Wu, Montel
EU ministers launch nuclear alliance of 11 countriesPhoto: EDF Energy

Energy ministers from 11 EU countries agreed to “foster closer cooperation” between their national nuclear sectors to boost the industry following an informal council of energy meeting in

Acer redefines when TSOs can change long-term capacity

Date: 19.01.2023 Author: Siobhan Hall, Montel
Acer redefines when TSOs can change long-term capacityPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Acer has redefined when TSOs in 13 EU countries can change their available long-term electricity capacity for operational security reasons, the bloc’s energy regulatory agency said on Thursday.

Integration of European balancing markets pays off – TSO

Date: 23.12.2022 Author: Nathan Witkop, Montel
Integration of European balancing markets pays off – TSOPhoto: Roman Peklaj

Early experience with integrating Europe’s electricity balancing markets under the so-called Picasso platform has already yielded significant savings, according to grid operator figures.

Met Group plans launch of 52 MWp Romanian solar plant in 2024

Date: 06.12.2022 Author: Tanja Srnovršnik
Met Group plans launch of 52 MWp Romanian solar plant in 2024Photo: Montel

The Swiss energy company Met Group has bought a 52 MWp solar project under development in southern Romania for an undisclosed sum and plans to put it into operation in 2024, it said on Tuesday.

New tax legislation threatens Romanian renewables – Patres

Date: 02.12.2022 Author: Peter Palčec
New tax legislation threatens Romanian renewables – PatresPhoto: arhiv Energetike.NET

New tax legislation approved by the Romanian chamber of deputies last week poses a serious threat to renewables development, the Romanian association of renewable energy producers Patres has said in

Greece unveils plan to boost LNG supply to central Europe

Date: 01.12.2022 Author: Andrés Cala, Montel
Greece unveils plan to boost LNG supply to central EuropePhoto: UMAS London

Greece, Bulgaria, Romania and Hungary signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate LNG flows to central Europe, Greek TSO Desfa said on Thursday.



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