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The Romanian Government recently submitted to public debate a draft of secondary legislation for the application of the law on the promotion of renewable energy (Act No. 220/2008).

On 10 January 2025, Order No. 4/2025 came into force, detailing the procedure for the partial removal of land occupied by permanent grasslands from agricultural...

Romania launched a call for project proposals from companies interested in attracting financing from the EU Modernisation Fund, for investments in sectors such as renewable energy...

This insight looks at the amendments brought by Romania’s new law on electricity and gas markets on electricity trading and power purchase agreements.

In March the European Commission approved a EUR 3bln (RON 15.22bln) Romanian scheme to support installations producing electricity from onshore wind and solar photovoltaic.

Amid market rumours (largely reflecting developers' hopes) that the auction-based capacity allocation procedure for new power supplies to the grid would be delayed by the Romanian authorities, on 3 October 2025, CNTEE Transelectrica S.A. ...

The Electricity and Natural Gas Law no. 123/2012 (″Energy Law″) was amended recently via the Government Emergency Ordinance no. 143/2021, with the main purpose of transposing the provisions...

The Communication outlines the need for a REPowerEU plan meant to address the EU's need for energy independence, given the current geo-political context.

The Ukrainian crisis has heightened the volatile environment for invest¬ments in Eastern Europe.

There is a new legislative project to be adopted at European Union level, namely the Proposal for a Council Regulation on an emergency intervention to address high energy prices (the "Proposal").

At the end of September, the Ministry of Energy launched for public debates a draft emergency ordinance for the amendment and supplement of the Electricity and Natural Gas Law no. 123/2012.

Romanian authorities unceremoniously ended the partnership with the previously selected state-owned Chinese company, China General Nuclear Power Corporation, to develop Units 3 and 4...

Romanian authorities unceremoniously ended the partnership with the previously selected state-owned Chinese company, China General Nuclear Power Corporation, ...

This is a summary of the requirements for access to the Romanian electricity trading market.

An ICSID ad hoc committee unanimously dismissed Romania's application to annul an arbitration award in favor of LSG Building Solutions GmbH and nine other investors, rejecting Romania's arguments concerning jurisdiction, EU law, multiparty claims, and treaty interpretation. The committee emphasized that annulment is not an appeal and cannot be used to reconsider a tribunal's legal conclusions, only to address fundamental procedural defects.