The recent publication of the International Comparative Legal Guide – Renewable Energy 2025 features a comprehensive chapter on Romania, authored by our esteemed colleagues Alexandru Pruteanu, Andreea Caragui, Cristina Gavrila, and Patricia Barbu. This chapter offers an in-depth analysis of the renewable energy sector in Romania, highlighting the legislative framework, market dynamics, and key challenges in this vital field.

In this chapter, our colleagues provide a thorough overview of Romania’s renewable energy policy, detailing the diverse sources such as hydropower, wind, solar, biomass, and biogas. They emphasize the roles of various stakeholders, including government bodies, regulatory authorities, energy producers, and civil society organizations.

Additionally, they outline the legal framework governing the generation, sale, and distribution of renewable energy, along with financial incentives like green certificates and Contracts for Difference (CfD) that encourage investment.

Looking to the future, the guide discusses anticipated developments in the sector, including increased investment in storage technologies and a shift towards offshore wind projects.

To explore the complete analysis of Romania’s renewable energy sector, we invite you to access the ICLG – Renewable Energy 2025 – Romania guide HERE.