Romania aims to add 2,500 MW of new capacity to its energy system by 2025
Romania aims to add 2,500 MW of new capacity to its energy system by 2025, through investments in new energy-producing facilities and other projects co-financed with European funds.
Radu Dumitrescu · Journalist
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Romania aims to add 2,500 MW of new capacity to its energy system by 2025, through investments in new energy-producing facilities and other projects co-financed with European funds.
The government is eyeing facilities at Iernut, Mintia, Răstoliţa, and Năvodari for investment. “Energy is the heart of the economy. Without reliable and cheap energy, there is no decent standard of living or economic development. 2025 brings good signs for Romania, and the numbers and projects confirm this. After achieving a decade-long record in 2024 with 1,200 MW put into operation, we aim to double this performance this year. This means not only new production capacities but also a significant step toward energy independence for our country,” said energy minister Sebastian Burduja, cited by Economedia.
