#Romania

Transelectrica has secured €56.2 million for the installation of solar power plants and storage, upgrade of maintenance equipment, and the increase of cybersecurity.

Econergy and Nofar Energy have jointly announced the commencement of commercial operations for the Ratesti Solar Project in Romania.

110 kV power transmission line between Ukraine-Romania was shut down due to a storm front in the Zakarpattia Region.

The project linking Hungary and Romania is valued at more than EUR 3 billion.

Romania plans to operationalize a green electricity transmission cable along the Tuzla–Podisor route.

Romania, Bucharest: Romania plans to invest $1.45 B in its transmission grid over the period of the next 10 years.

Romania plans investments of $1.41 B in the development of its electric power transmission network between 2022 and 2031

Lithuania, Vilnius: The INVL Renewable Energy Fund I managed by INVL Asset Management is to acquire six solar projects with a total capacity of 102.7 MW.

Romania: Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power (KHNP) has announced shipping two transformers and auxiliary equipment for the Cernavoda Nuclear Power Plant in Romania.

Romania, Bucharest: Delgaz Grid has disclosed that it will invest 28.5 M lei ($6.5 M) into an upgrade of three power transformer stations.

Romania: Transelectrica accepted the upgrading works at the Roman Nord power substation, an investment of $3.94 M (RON 17 M), with own funds.

Romania: Distribuie Energie Electrică Romania S.A. (DEER) has secured a $102 M loan for grid modernisation, expansion, decarbonisation and digitalisation.

Romania, Bucharest: Investments are underway to contribute to the European Union’s goal to establish an internal market and provide clean energy for everyone.

Romania: The power distribution company Enel Distributie Dobrogea will invest over $2 million in the upgrade of the power transformer at the Mircea Voda substation, in the city of Calarasi.

Romania, Bucharest: Romanian power transformer manufacturer Electroputere Craiova is expecting to reach a turnover higher by almost a third compared to 2015, reports Romania Insider.

Romania, Bucharest: Romania’s electric power supplier Electrica announced its $135 million (€121 million) investment plan for 2015, and an investment plan of $800 million (over €715 million) until 2018 for modernization of medium voltage lines, transformer stations, and a development of a general asset management plan.