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On Friday 27 October 2023, GEO 91/2023, regarding certain measures related to the exercise of the state's public and private property rights, as well as the efficient administration...

The focus of the Romanian renewable energy sector has lately been on the outcome of the EU Commission’s authorisation of the support scheme regulated by Law No. 220/2008 on the promotion system for energy generated from renewable sources.

Confusing rules around standalone battery storage have long complicated Romania’s renewable energy goals. A legislative proposal aims to fix this by offering clearer rules to support the larger projects ...

Increasing the share of renewable energy use is an essential pillar for Romania to meet its commitments under the European Green Deal. The country must scale up the deployment of renewable projects to ...

The Romanian Competition Council ("RCC") published today, 19 July 2023, a preliminary report following its study on the potential market barriers to producers accessing the local energy market...

For the last few months, all attention in the Romanian renewable energy sector has been centered on the outcome of the authorisation of the support scheme regulated by Law 220/2008 on the promotion system for the energy generation from renewable energy sources by the EU Commission.

Romania is on the verge of introducing a much-awaited new support scheme for renewable energy. The Romanian Ministry of Energy has recently launched for public consultations...

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.

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

The sun is setting and the wind is stopping to blow for renewable energy support schemes (E-RES) in Central and Eastern Europe.

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...

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.

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 (CfD) scheme.

Update: The Romanian Ministry of Economy, Energy and Business Environment has extended the submission deadline for project proposals...

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).