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An updated regulation on the licensing regime in Romania's power sector was recently adopted by ANRE, the national regulatory authority.

At the beginning of December, the Regulation for the issuance of licenses and authorizations in the electricity sector, enacted through Order of the President of the Romanian National Regulatory Authority...

At the beginning of December, the Regulation for the issuance of licenses and authorizations in the electricity sector, enacted through Order of the President of the Romanian National Regulatory...

May 2020 – On 18 May 2020, Romania's National Energy Regulatory Authority ("ANRE") published in the Official Gazette the Order no. 79/2020, on the obligation to offer natural gas on centralised ...

Romania seems to be one of the most attractive CEE jurisdictions for renewable energy investments, due to the generous support scheme which generated increasing enthusiasm over the past few years.

Against a backdrop of hotly debated issues, the Romanian Government brought much-needed changes to the green certificates support scheme (1), by way of Government Emergency Ordinance no. 24 of 30 March 2017.

Romania has been through a reasonably steady economic development since the fall of the "iron curtain" and whereas a continued GDP growth is expected a slight growth in energy consumption is also expected for the short- to midterm outlook, in spite of a minor expected fall in the total population during the same period.

The Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority ("ANRE") has announced important amendments to the rules for connecting new power-generation capacities to the public network.

Friday (11 January 2013), the Romanian energy market regulator (ANRE) published on its website for public consultation a proposal for a procedure and regulation on OTC electricity trading (the "Proposal").

The European Commission has been preparing a technical communication focusing on waste to energy (WtE) aiming to explore the opportunities it offers....

On 19 May 2020, Government Emergency Ordinance no. 74/2020 amending Romanian Energy Law no. 123/2012 (the "Energy Law") was published in the Official Gazette ("GEO no. 74"). GEO no. 74 introduces, under certain conditions, the ...

On 31 December 2021, Government Emergency Ordinance no. 143/2021 amending the Romanian Energy Law no. 123/2012 (the "Energy Law") and other normative acts was published in the Official Gazette...

With a view to eliminate barriers to new investments in renewable power generation capacities, the Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority ("ANRE") has recently amended the...

Debate is raging about the Romanian "offshore" law setting out the legal framework for oil & gas exploration and production in the Black Sea offshore perimeters, fuelling political turmoil and deterring investment.

New public bidding procedures have recently been published in SEAP (the Romanian Electronic System for Public Procurements). Below we highlight a number of high-value procurement procedures selected by our team...

The Romanian Law no. 121/2014 on energy efficiency (the "Law") was published in the country's Official Gazette No. 574/2014.

The Romanian Ministry of Energy recently finalised the public debate of a document outlining a new mechanism for supporting low-carbon electricity generation, in the form of a Contract for Difference scheme.

As Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) standards continue to dominate business conversations, the European Union (EU) drives the momentum by placing the ‘energy efficiency first' principle at the heart of its energy policy.