Solar energy is expanding rapidly across Europe. Costs have fallen, corporate demand has increased, and governments are pushing forward ambitious decarbonisation targets. Yet as renewable capacity accelerates, a new operational

For a while, “wait and see” was a defensible energy strategy in Romania. When markets were distorted by crisis measures, intervention was frequent, and visibility was limited, many businesses chose

For Romania, the war involving Iran and the severe disruption around the Strait of Hormuz are not distant geopolitical events. They are already visible in the energy system Europe buys

For years, Romania’s solar story was framed as one of potential: strong irradiation by regional standards, available land, EU-backed support, and a power system that clearly needed new capacity. In

Solar is in the middle of a record expansion. Costs remain structurally lower than a decade ago, corporate procurement is deeper, and governments continue to raise clean-energy ambitions. At the

Romania is no longer a peripheral solar story in Central and Eastern Europe. Over the last two years, it has moved from being a market with visible potential to one

Romania’s solar market hit a major milestone in 2025. Installed photovoltaic capacity moved past 7 GW, powered by strong investor appetite, EU decarbonisation momentum, and rapid buildout across both utility-scale

If you spend time around Romanian energy circles, you’ll hear two narratives at once: “The pipeline is enormous, this feels frothy.” “This is finally the scale-up Romania needs, this is

Romania is quickly emerging as one of the most important renewable energy growth stories in Europe and not just because of the mega-project headlines. Recent market data shows Romania added