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Centralized results, following developing technologies that use renewable sources through which electricity is produced.

The total electricity power lList, by counties and by type of energy source 19_03_2013 presented by TRANSELECTRICA ROMANIA

Wind Energy overview in 2012 for Romania, by EWEA;

Installed capacity end 2011: 982 MW, 2020 target 4000 MW.

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Interactive map of Renewable energy Projects in Romania

—– source Fabricadecercetare —–

Wind Energy Romania — Main Findings / Power market overview / Sites / Main wind energy developers / Supply chain / Local labour market / Financing / Support mechanism / Regulatory framework / Opportunities and challenges /

English version —; Versiunea in limba romana — ; — sursa ewea.org —

The eolian map for Romania prezented by “the Wind Power”;

General data prezented by the end og 2012

Romanian wind energy parks

Development areas in Romania

The production wind energy for Romania 2013, sources and manufacturers that can grow.

—– source rwea.com —–

How increased installed capacity in wind energy in Romania

English version —; Versiunea in limba romana — ; — source riscograma.ro —

Romanian wind energy:

Wind energy has experienced growth in recent years in terms of installed capacity in Romania, and by the end of this year, according the experts estimations, over 7.5% of electricity demand could be covered by wind energy. In the present, the cumulative power of total operational wind farms is 1000 MW.

The percentage of growth for 2011 was 112.6% compared to 2010, and for 2012 it is estimated a doubling of installed capacity.

According Transelectrica in August this year total MW of projects with the technical connection and connection contract reached 22.458 MW ended. This statistic Romania ranks 2nd in Europe after Germany and ahead of Spain.

These projects are currently being planned and just wants to be demarcated in the coming years. 97% of installed capacity to date are located in the south-east of the country, but this year there is a tendency of moving towards northeast.

Romania has attracted many investors in renewable energy, mainly due to the support scheme approved by the European Union, according to which wind energy producers receive two green certificates per MWh.