Parapet has successfully completed Romania’s first solar repowering project, restoring full operational capacity to a 9.5 MWp photovoltaic power plant owned by the Austrian Kraftfeld Group. 

ENGIE Romania has broadened its renewable energy portfolio by launching its first hybrid power plant, which combines wind and solar energy. Located in Gemenele, Brăila County, the facility has a total installed capacity of 57 MW and is expected to generate around 140 GWh annually.

Following two rounds of public consultations over six months, which saw extensive involvement from various market stakeholders, the Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (“ANRE”) adopted Order no. 53/2024 approving the Methodology regarding the allocation of the electricity grid capacity for the connection of electricity generation sites, as well as for the amendment of orders issued by ANRE president regarding the connection of users to public interest electricity grid (“Order 53/2024”).

Monsson, the largest developer of renewable energy projects in Romania, has successfully concluded the sale of a 61 MW photovoltaic park in Caraș-Severin County to Nala Renewables, marking a significant milestone in both companies' commitment to advancing the green energy transition.

Clifford Chance Badea, has advised the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) and OTP Bank in relation to the EUR 93-million financing agreement for the construction and operation of the Urleasca Wind Farm in Braila County, Romania.

Clifford Chance Badea, is advising Greek-based Motor Oil Renewable Energy Single Member S.A. (MORE), leader in the Eastern Mediterranean energy sector, in the 86-MW deal marking its entry on the Romanian renewable energy market.

Wolf Theiss released the 10th edition of the Wolf Theiss Guide to Generating Electricity from Renewable Sources in Central, Eastern, and South-Eastern Europe for 2024. This edition brings updated insights into the rapidly evolving renewable energy sector and reflects the key modifications in the RES-Electricity legislation in 13 countries of this region.

OMV Petrom will supply approximately 800 GWh of green energy to 14 Saint-Gobain locations in Romania over the next five years. Deliveries will begin in January 2026 with the power obtained from wind and photovoltaic sources.