#Romania

The project is backed by Erste Group and BCR, with construction underway and completion planned for 2Q26.

Electroalfa and SGB-SMIT partner to open a 9,000 m² transformer plant in Botosani, Romania, creating 200 jobs and boosting local energy expertise.

Econergy Renewable Energy has started commercial operation of its 87 MW Oradea solar power plant, developed with Phoenix Holdings, and plans to add battery storage.

Large power transformers of up to 313 t have been delivered and installed at Romania’s Mintia gas and steam power station, due for completion in 2025.

R. Power Renewables is set to begin constructing a 55 MW solar park in Romania, backed by a 15-year contract secured under the national CfD scheme.

Distribution company Delgaz Grid has started the execution of the works contract for the modernization of 7 substation in the Suceava and Neamț counties.

New 110 / 20 kV station with underground cabling boosts summer power capacity for 7,800 users in Mamaia, part of PPC’s continued investment in Romania.

The PPA was signed for the construction of four photovoltaic projects.

Transelectrica has inaugurated a new voltage level (400 kV) within the Arefu 220/110 kV station.

Distribution company Delgaz Grid and its partner ETHGroup began the modernization works at the Roman Laminor transformer station.

Electrica shareholders have approved a €253 million investment in the Crucea Est wind farm in Constanța.

Romania’s national electricity transmission company Transelectrica is starting the execution works on the construction of the 400 kV Stâlpu Station.

Delgaz Grid, a subsidiary of German utility E.ON, has finalised the construction of a new transformer station in the city of Onești, Bacău county.

Romania’s national transmission company Transelectrica will implement a development plan for the transmission network worth RON 9.49 billion ($1.95 billion).

Romanian electricity and natural gas distributor Delgaz Grid has started modernisation works at the Iași Sud substation, the largest it operates.

PPC Renewables will develop a 140 MW wind farm in Romania’s eastern commune of Deleni, Vaslui county.

As part of a consortium with Romanian company Electromontaj S.A., KONČAR has undertaken the revitalization of the Vidraru Hydropower Plant.

DRI, the green energy unit of Ukraine’s DTEK Croup, is acquiring a 126 MW solar project in Romania and planning to build a 127.5 MW wind farm in Croatia.

The project will become operational by the end of 2025 and will supply green energy to roughly 62000 households.

Engie already operates wind and solar installations with a combined capacity of about 200 MW in Romania.

A benefit of the project is the reduction of active power losses on 400 kV lines by around 10 MW, under conditions of high electricity generation in wind power plants.

The Bucharest substation serves over 73000 clients.

The money will be used to support the development of new solar and wind power plants.

The money will be invested to upgrade energy infrastructure.