A study conducted by RWEA, RPIA (the Romanian Photovoltaic Industry Association), together with Deloitte, assessing the development potential of renewable energy in Romania up to 2030. The study provides realistic scenarios and recommendations that can help establish ambitious yet achievable targets within the National Energy and Climate Plan (NECP).
A practical guide for developers, authorities, and investors. The document has been published in two editions and contains best practices and clear recommendations for the sustainable development of the sector.
An analysis of Romania’s electric power transmission infrastructure and how it influences the energy transition.
A project dedicated to encouraging and developing the local value chain in the renewable energy sector — from production to service providers.
A series of visits organized at wind farms in Romania, with an educational purpose, bringing the public closer to the reality of green energy production.
It was designed as a space where discussions about the energy transition connect to concrete realities: investments, grid, consumption, and technology. The summit brought together energy producers, large industrial consumers, authorities, and digital sector players to provide practical solutions.
Wind energy plays an increasingly important role in the European energy system. Currently, it covers approximately 20% of the EU’s electricity consumption and supports the transition to a more autonomous and sustainable energy system.
With over 400,000 jobs and a contribution of €52 billion to the European GDP, the wind sector supports the local economy, especially in rural and coastal areas, and aids the transition of large industries toward cleaner energy sources.
At the same time, wind energy is one of the most affordable and stable sources of electricity in Europe, essential for strengthening economic competitiveness.
This section offers a European perspective on the impact and potential of wind energy, through updated content and analyses conducted by WindEurope.
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