Informe del mercado de almacenamiento de energía comercial e industrial de Rumanía 2026: La guía definitiva sobre políticas, proyectos y rentabilidad

Rumanía se ha convertido en uno de los mercados de almacenamiento de energía mediante baterías más dinámicos del sudeste de Europa. A fecha del 1 de agosto de 2026, los datos de Transelectrica muestran 989 MW de potencia de almacenamiento instalada y 1.975 MWh de capacidad de almacenamiento a nivel nacional, una cifra que casi se ha duplicado desde finales de abril.. La cartera de proyectos de almacenamiento del país supera ya los 30 GW repartidos en 647 proyectos previstos para 2026-2035, y se espera que aproximadamente 2.050 MW entren en funcionamiento a finales de 2026.

ENTSO-E sitúa a Rumanía como el cuarto mercado de almacenamiento de energía más atractivo de Europa, con unos ingresos medios diarios de aproximadamente 792 €/MW, solo por detrás de Hungría. El objetivo del gobierno de superar los 5 GW de capacidad de almacenamiento instalada para finales de 2026 refleja la magnitud de la ambición que impulsa este mercado.

Este informe ofrece un análisis exhaustivo del panorama del almacenamiento de energía comercial e industrial (C&I) en Rumanía a agosto de 2026, abarcando los marcos normativos, las carteras de proyectos, los mecanismos de financiación y las estrategias viables para los participantes del mercado.

Primera parte: El mercado de almacenamiento de energía comercial e industrial (C&I) de Rumanía: Estado actual (agosto de 2026)

1.1 Panorama del mercado

El sector de almacenamiento de baterías de Rumanía ha pasado de una fase de despliegue temprano a una rápida comercialización en 2026. El país añadió aproximadamente 2,2 GW de capacidad solar en 2025, lo que sitúa la energía solar instalada total por encima del umbral de los 7 GW.. Esta rápida expansión renovable ha generado una demanda urgente de capacidad de almacenamiento flexible para equilibrar la generación intermitente..

Métricas clave del mercado (al 1 de agosto de 2026):

Fuente: Transelectrica, agosto de 2026

1.2 Las tres instalaciones de almacenamiento en funcionamiento más grandes

Tres instalaciones de baterías a gran escala representan aproximadamente la mitad de la capacidad de almacenamiento total instalada en Rumanía.:

Florești (Nova Power & Gas) — 200 MW / 400 MWh

Puesta en servicio en diciembre de 2025, sigue siendo la mayor planta de baterías en funcionamiento de Rumanía. El sistema comprende 45 contenedores de baterías de 4,5 MWh cada uno, 30 puntos de transformación y una subestación eléctrica de 110/33 kV. Se despliega principalmente en los servicios del sistema y los mercados de balance..

Gura Ialomiței (Aukera Energy) — 150 MW / 300 MWh

Esta instalación, que se terminó a mediados de junio de 2026, fue desarrollada por Aukera Energy, una plataforma paneuropea de energías renovables respaldada por AtlasInvest, Reggeborgh y el fondo soberano belga SFPIM.. Se está construyendo una segunda fase de 100 MW / 200 MWh, cuya finalización está prevista para finales de año.

Iaz (Energy Capital Group / Simtel) — 100 MW / 200 MWh

Esta instalación, que se terminará de construir en mayo de 2026, incluye 44 contenedores de baterías de iones de litio, 528 inversores de alta potencia, una subestación de 110 kV y 11 estaciones transformadoras.. El proyecto recibió más de 50 millones de lei en financiación a través del Plan Nacional de Recuperación y Resiliencia de Rumanía..

1.3 El segmento C&I: la próxima frontera de crecimiento

Si bien el almacenamiento a escala de servicios públicos ha acaparado los titulares, el segmento C&I está emergiendo como el próximo gran vector de crecimiento. Varios factores están convergiendo para activar este mercado:

• Cambio de política de Casa Verde de las ayudas a la energía fotovoltaica al almacenamiento

• Presupuesto de almacenamiento C&I de 76 millones de euros asignación

• La supresión por parte de la ANRE de la tasa por "doble tarificación" para su almacenamiento

• Creciente demanda comercial para la reducción de picos de demanda, el desplazamiento de la carga y la optimización de los costes energéticos

Las recientes implantaciones de C&I; ponen de manifiesto un impulso cada vez mayor:

Table 1: Recent C&I Energy Storage Deployments in Romania

Part Two: Policy and Regulatory Environment

2.1 EU-Approved €150 Million State Aid Scheme for Energy Storage

On March 6, 2026, the European Commission approved a €150 million (RON 764 million) Romanian state aid scheme to support electricity storage under the Clean Industrial Deal State Aid Framework (CISAF). This is the first Romanian scheme approved under the CISAF.

Key Scheme Parameters:

Source: European Commission, March 2026

The scheme was approved under Article 107(3)(c) of the Treaty on the Functioning of the EU. Beneficiaries will be selected through a competitive tendering procedure. Aid must be granted before December 31, 2030.

Critical Timeline Alert: The application window opens on September 1, 2026 and closes on October 30, 2026. As of this publication (August 26, 2026), applicants have approximately five weeks to prepare submissions.

2.2 AFM Prosumer Storage Program — €80 Million

On August 19, 2026, the Ministry of Environment published the financing guide for a 400 million lei (approximately €80 million) program dedicated exclusively to prosumer energy storage.

Key Program Details:

• Target Beneficiaries: Individuals (not legal entities) who already have photovoltaic panels installed and connected to the grid

• Funding Limit: Maximum of 15,000 lei per beneficiary

• Co-financing Requirement: Minimum 25%

• Target Capacity: At least 400 MWh new storage capacity

Minister of Environment Diana Buzoianu stated the program is intended "only for individuals who already have photovoltaic panels installed and connected to the grid". The guide and draft Ministerial Order are currently under public consultation.

Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan has indicated there will be another scheme, twice as large, dedicated to storage and financed through the Modernization Fund, which will most likely target companies.

2.3 Casa Verde Policy Pivot — From Solar to Storage

Since 2018, the Casa Verde photovoltaic program has helped Romania add over 3.7 GW of solar capacity among prosumers. In 2026, the program has been suspended for the second consecutive year.

The Strategic Shift:

The Environmental Fund Administration (AFM) has redirected approximately 400 million RON (€76 million) toward battery energy storage systems for existing prosumers. The logic is straightforward: Romania now has over 250,000 prosumers with solar installations, and the grid cannot absorb additional PV generation without storage.

For the C&I segment, the €76 million budget includes allocations for "residential and C&I installations". However, the specific application guidelines for C&I projects have not yet been finalized, leaving many commercial operators in a state of "knowing money exists but not knowing how to access it."

2.4 CfD (Contracts for Difference) Auctions

Romania's CfD mechanism, developed with technical assistance from the EBRD, aims to support the construction of 5 GW of new solar and onshore wind capacity. The first CfD auction was significantly oversubscribed, with 1.6 GW of solar capacity bids received.

Notable CfD Awards:

Econergy Părău 2 — 342 MW Solar + 150 MW / 300 MWh BESS

• Secured 125 MWac allocation in the first CfD auction

• Strike price: €49.4/MWh for 15 years

• Total debt financing: €229 million, including €120 million from EBRD

• Commercial operations expected: Late 2027 or early 2028

Rezolv Energy Dama — 1.2 GW Solar + BESS

• CfD-supported with co-located BESS

2.5 ANRE Grid Connection and Financial Guarantee Reforms (May–August 2026)

The May 25, 2026 Reform (ANRE Order No. 15/2026)

On May 25, 2026, Romania implemented its most significant grid connection reform to date:

1. Primary Grid Connection Guarantee: Increased from 5% to 20% of the grid connection tariff (excluding VAT) for production and production-and-consumption sites. This applies to projects larger than 1 MW.

2. Auction Participation Guarantee: Bidders must now deposit €20,000/MW of requested capacity to participate in available connection capacity auctions.

3. Stricter Deadlines: Developers must obtain setting-up authorisation within 12 months of signing the grid connection contract, and no later than 18 months from ATR issuance. Failure results in automatic ATR termination.

ANRE President George Niculescu stated: "We want the network to be accessible to projects that are actually being built, not indefinitely reserved for those that are not advancing". ANRE data showed 1,500 projects >1 MW with valid ATRs totaling over 86 GW — of which only 628 had concluded connection contracts and received building permits.

The August 25, 2026 ANRE Amendment — Hybrid Project Exemption

On August 25, 2026, ANRE published a draft order exempting storage installations co-located with solar or wind generation from the €30,000/MW financial guarantee.

Exempted Categories:

• Existing operational parks

• Beneficiaries of CfD contracts

• Projects that do not increase installed capacity

Rationale: The measure aims to accelerate storage investments by removing a significant financial barrier for hybrid projects. The guarantee is calculated at €30/kW of installed electrical power, and the exemption applies specifically to "the installed power of the new energy capacity added within the hybrid project".

2.6 Elimination of "Dual Charging" for Storage

Romania has eliminated the "dual charging" fee for energy storage, removing a major institutional barrier to C&I storage investment. This means storage operators are no longer charged twice for electricity that is stored and later discharged — a reform that significantly improves the economics of storage projects.

2.7 ANRE Order 20/2025 — The 5% Financial Guarantee Framework

ANRE Order 20/2025, which came into force on June 1, 2025, established the original 5% financial guarantee framework for grid connection. This required:

• A financial guarantee of 5% of the grid connection tariff before obtaining a new ATR

• Connection agreement extensions in 12-month increments, each requiring an additional 5% financial guarantee

The August 2026 ANRE draft further clarified the €30/kW guarantee procedure, including enforcement mechanisms, insurance instruments, and BESS exemptions.

Part Three: Major Storage Projects in Romania (2025–2026)

3.1 Proyectos a escala de servicios públicos

Table 2: Major Utility-Scale BESS Projects in Romania

3.2 C&I and Commercial Projects

Table 3: C&I Energy Storage Deployments

Part Four: The Nine Critical Challenges Facing C&I Storage Investors

Challenge 1: The €150 Million State Aid Application Window — Only Weeks Remain

The Problem: The Modernisation Fund's €150 million storage aid scheme has an application window of September 1 – October 30, 2026. As of August 26, 2026, applicants have approximately five weeks to prepare submissions. Most potential applicants are unfamiliar with:

• The application process and eligibility criteria

• Project maturity requirements

• The MySMIS platform

• Competitive bidding procedures

La Solución:

Project Preparation Checklist:

1. Technical documentation: Complete feasibility studies, grid connection approvals (ATR), and environmental permits

2. Financial documentation: Detailed project budgets, co-financing commitments, and financial models demonstrating viability

3. MySMIS registration: Ensure the legal entity is registered on the MySMIS platform

4. Competitive bid strategy: Understand that aid is granted through a competitive tendering procedure

5. Capacity targets: The scheme targets at least 2,174 MWh of new storage

Expert Insight: The €69,000/MWh subsidy cap and €15 million per beneficiary maximum mean the scheme is best suited for medium-to-large projects. For smaller C&I projects, the AFM prosumer program or Casa Verde allocations may be more appropriate.

Challenge 2: The 20% Grid Connection Guarantee — Increased Upfront Capital Pressure

The Problem: ANRE Order No. 15/2026 increased the financial guarantee for grid connection from 5% to 20% of the connection tariff (excluding VAT). This applies to projects larger than 1 MW. Additionally, participation in capacity allocation auctions requires a €20,000/MW deposit.

For a typical 10 MW C&I project, this means:

• Connection guarantee: 20% of connection fee (historically ~€50-100/kW → now €10-20/kW, but the percentage increase is the key impact)

• Auction participation: €200,000 deposit

La Solución:

Strategy 1: Pursue Hybrid Project Status — As of August 25, 2026, ANRE has exempted storage co-located with solar/wind from the €30,000/MW financial guarantee. Hybrid projects benefit from this exemption, significantly reducing upfront costs.

Strategy 2: Leverage CfD Benefits — CfD beneficiaries are also exempt from the guarantee.

Strategy 3: Project Staging — Develop projects in phases to spread guarantee costs over time.

Strategy 4: Financial Guarantee Instruments — Work with financial institutions to provide guarantee instruments (bank guarantees, insurance bonds) rather than cash deposits.

Challenge 3: Hybrid Project Exemption from €30,000/MW Guarantee — How to Leverage This Policy Dividend

The Problem: The August 25, 2026 ANRE amendment exempting storage in hybrid projects from the €30,000/MW financial guarantee is one of the most significant policy developments of 2026 — yet most market participants are unaware of it or uncertain how to apply.

La Solución:

Eligibility Criteria for Exemption:

• Projects combining production capacity (solar/wind) with storage

• Existing operational parks adding storage

• CfD beneficiaries

• Projects that do not increase installed capacity

Implementation Steps:

1. Structure the project as hybrid: Ensure the BESS is co-located with solar or wind generation

2. Document the relationship: Technical connection approval should clearly indicate the hybrid nature of the project

3. Apply for exemption: The guarantee is calculated only by reference to the installed power of the new energy capacity added within the hybrid project

Strategic Implications:

• The exemption effectively creates a €30,000/MW subsidy for hybrid projects

• For a 10 MW BESS, this represents €300,000 in avoided guarantees

• This policy significantly tilts the investment case toward hybrid over standalone storage

Challenge 4: Casa Verde Policy Pivot — How C&I Projects Access the €76 Million Budget

The Problem: The Casa Verde program has been suspended for new PV, with approximately 400 million RON (€76 million) redirected to battery storage for existing prosumers. While the budget includes allocations for "residential and C&I installations", the specific C&I application guidelines have not yet been finalized.

La Solución:

Current Status (August 2026):

• AFM prosumer program guide published August 19 — but this is only for individuals (not legal entities)

• C&I-specific guidelines remain under development

• Prime Minister Bolojan has indicated a separate, larger scheme for companies through the Modernisation Fund

Action Plan:

1. Register as a prosumer if eligible (existing PV + grid connection)

2. Monitor AFM announcements for C&I-specific guidelines

3. Prepare project documentation in advance (feasibility studies, ATR, permits)

4. Consider the Modernisation Fund scheme for larger C&I projects

5. Engage with AFM directly for clarification on C&I eligibility

Table 4: Casa Verde Evolution Timeline

Challenge 5: CfD Auction Competition — How to Improve Bid Success Rates

The Problem: The first CfD auction was over 3x oversubscribed, with 1.6 GW of solar capacity bids. CfD contracts are the cornerstone revenue guarantee for large hybrid projects — but securing an allocation requires sophisticated bidding strategy.

La Solución:

Case Study: Econergy Părău 2

• Capacidad: 342 MW solar + 150 MW/300 MWh BESS

• CfD Allocation: 125 MWac at €49.4/MWh for 15 years

• Total Financing: €229 million

• EBRD Role: €120 million loan; first EBRD-financed solar+BESS project in Romania

Key Success Factors:

1. Bid Price Strategy: The €49.4/MWh strike price for Părău 2 provides a benchmark. Bids must be competitive with this reference point while remaining financially viable.

2. Hybrid Advantage: CfD beneficiaries are exempt from the €30,000/MW guarantee, improving project economics.

3. Technical Maturity: Projects with advanced development status (ATR obtained, permits secured) have an advantage.

4. Financing Readiness: EBRD financing for Părău 2 demonstrates the importance of having committed financing partners.

5. Scale: The largest CfD allocation in the first auction went to Părău 2 (125 MW). Scale matters in CfD competitiveness.

Challenge 6: Ancillary Services Market Saturation — Ensuring Long-Term Revenue

The Problem: Romania's balancing market already has 1.7 GW of storage capacity — enough to cover the entire ancillary service need. Market analysis indicates ancillary services "will saturate by next year". The battery investment boom risks creating "a much more competitive space than many developers currently anticipate".

La Solución:

Revenue Diversification Strategies:

1. Day-Ahead and Intraday Trading: "Moving forward, it's a pure day-ahead and intraday wholesale game". Revenue expectations for a 4-hour battery currently sit around €200,000/MW/year.

2. Arbitraje energético: Capture price spreads between low-demand (solar peak) and high-demand periods.

3. Peak Shaving for C&I: Reduce demand charges for commercial and industrial customers — a revenue stream independent of ancillary services.

4. Hybrid Optimization: Co-located solar+BESS can shift generation to higher-price periods.

5. Future Markets: Monitor developments in 15-minute interval products and flexibility markets expected in 2026-2028.

Challenge 7: C&I Project Financing — How to Unlock Capital

The Problem: While large-scale projects have secured significant financing (R.Power: €44M from EBRD; Econergy Părău 2: €229M total debt; Simtel Iaz: RON 50M PNRR), smaller C&I customers lack equivalent financing access.

La Solución:

Financing Sources for C&I Projects:

Practical Steps:

1. Prepare bankable documentation: Feasibility studies, financial models, offtake agreements

2. Leverage CfD contracts as revenue certainty for financiers

3. Explore PNRR funding for green transition projects

4. Engage with EBRD's local partner banks for project finance

5. Consider equipment financing through storage vendors

Challenge 8: Outdoor Cabinet Suitability for Romanian Climate Conditions

The Problem: Romania has a continental climate with extreme seasonal variations — winter temperatures below -20°C and summer temperatures above 35°C. Outdoor storage cabinets must operate reliably across this wide temperature range.

La Solución:

Proven Solutions in the Romanian Market:

Dunext PowerHill 233 kWh (105 kW/233 kWh)

• Liquid-cooled outdoor cabinet

• Integrated battery pack, PCS, MPPT modules, and liquid cooling in a single cabinet

• Already deployed in Romania for hotels, factories, farms, and parking facilities

• Three PowerHill 233kWh systems deployed for a major Romanian bakery

• Liquid coolant designed for 10-year service life without replacement

Ganfeng Lithium Constanza — 13.76 MWh C&I project successfully connected to the grid in Constanța, demonstrating coastal climate suitability.

Technical Considerations for Romanian Climate:

Challenge 9: ANRE Order 20/2025 — 5% Financial Guarantee Compliance

The Problem: ANRE requires projects to post a 5% financial guarantee to filter out speculative projects. The August 2026 ANRE draft further clarified the €30/kW guarantee execution procedure. Understanding these requirements is essential for compliance.

La Solución:

Guarantee Framework Summary:

Compliance Checklist:

1. Determine applicable guarantees based on project type (standalone vs. hybrid)

2. For hybrid projects: Apply for the storage exemption under the August 25 ANRE order

3. For standalone projects: Budget for the full €30/kW guarantee

4. Engage financial institutions for guarantee instruments (bank guarantees, insurance)

5. Monitor ANRE updates for finalization of the draft procedure

Part Five: FAQ — Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: What is the current storage capacity in Romania as of August 2026?

A: As of August 1, 2026, Transelectrica data shows 989 MW of installed storage power and 1,975 MWh of storage capacity. This represents a near-doubling since the end of April 2026.

Q2: When is the application deadline for the €150 million state aid scheme?

A: The application window is September 1 – October 30, 2026. As of August 26, 2026, applicants have approximately five weeks to prepare and submit applications.

Q3: Are C&I projects eligible for the AFM prosumer storage program?

A: No. The AFM program published on August 19, 2026 is explicitly for individuals only (not legal entities) who already have photovoltaic panels installed and connected to the grid. However, Prime Minister Bolojan has indicated a separate, larger scheme for companies through the Modernisation Fund.

Q4: What is the hybrid project exemption and how does it work?

A: On August 25, 2026, ANRE proposed exempting storage co-located with solar or wind from the €30,000/MW financial guarantee. The exemption applies to existing parks, CfD beneficiaries, and projects that do not increase installed capacity. This effectively creates a significant cost advantage for hybrid projects.

Q5: How has the grid connection guarantee changed?

A: ANRE Order No. 15/2026 (May 25, 2026) increased the financial guarantee for grid connection from 5% to 20% of the connection tariff (excluding VAT) for projects larger than 1 MW. Additionally, participation in capacity allocation auctions requires a €20,000/MW deposit.

Q6: Can outdoor storage cabinets operate in Romania's climate?

A: Yes. Proven solutions like the Dunext PowerHill 233 kWh liquid-cooled outdoor cabinet have been successfully deployed in Romania. The system includes integrated thermal management for both winter heating and summer cooling, with coolant designed for 10-year service life.

Q7: Is the ancillary services market saturated?

A: Romania's balancing market already has 1.7 GW of storage capacity — enough to cover the entire ancillary service need. Market analysts indicate saturation is approaching. Projects should diversify revenue streams beyond ancillary services.

Q8: What is the CfD strike price benchmark?

A: The first CfD auction established a benchmark strike price of €49.4/MWh for 15 years, as secured by Econergy's Părău 2 project (125 MWac allocation).

Q9: What is the status of Casa Verde for 2026?

A: The Casa Verde photovoltaic program has been suspended for the second consecutive year. Approximately 400 million RON (€76 million) has been redirected to battery storage for existing prosumers. C&I-specific guidelines are still under development.

Q10: What is the "dual charging" fee and has it been eliminated?

A: Romania has eliminated the "dual charging" fee for energy storage. This means storage operators are no longer charged twice for electricity that is stored and later discharged — removing a major institutional barrier to storage investment.

Part Six: Recommended Energy Storage Solutions for the Romanian Market

Based on the policy environment, climate conditions, and market demands outlined above, the following solutions are best suited for different C&I applications in Romania:

For Large Commercial and Industrial Applications

Sistema solar híbrido comercial de 500 kW

Designed for medium-to-large commercial and industrial facilities requiring substantial peak shaving and load shifting capabilities. This system integrates solar PV with battery storage to maximize self-consumption and reduce demand charges. Ideal for factories, large retail centers, and commercial complexes with high daytime electricity consumption.

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For Flexible C&I Deployment

Sistema de almacenamiento de energía en gabinete exterior refrigerado por líquido de 100 kW/232 kWh y 125 kW/261 kWh

Sistema de almacenamiento de energía en gabinete exterior refrigerado por líquido de 100 kW/232 kWh y 125 kW/261 kWh

These outdoor cabinets are specifically designed for the Romanian climate, featuring integrated liquid cooling for year-round operation in temperatures ranging from -20°C to 35°C+. The all-in-one design combines battery packs, PCS, and thermal management in a single outdoor-rated enclosure. Ideal for hotels, office buildings, farms, and small-to-medium industrial facilities.

Características clave:

• 105 kW / 233 kWh capacity

• Liquid cooling with 10-year coolant life

• LiFePO4 battery chemistry

• IP-rated outdoor enclosure

• EMS compatibility

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For Large-Scale C&I and Utility Projects

Contenedor ESS refrigerado por aire de 40 pies y 1 MWh / 2 MWh

Standardized containerized solutions for larger commercial and industrial applications. Air-cooled design simplifies maintenance while providing reliable operation. Suitable for:

• Large industrial parks

• Commercial complexes

• Microgrid applications

• Grid support services

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20ft 3MWh / 5MWh Liquid-Cooling Container ESS

High-density containerized storage for utility-scale and large C&I projects requiring maximum energy density. Liquid cooling enables superior thermal management in a compact footprint. Ideal for:

• Utility-scale storage projects

• Large hybrid solar+BESS installations

• Grid-scale energy storage

• Projects requiring maximum capacity in limited space

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Part Seven: Market Outlook and Strategic Recommendations

7.1 Short-Term Outlook (Remaining 2026)

Key Catalysts:

• September 1: €150M state aid application window opens

• October 30: State aid application window closes

• Q3 2026: Trina Storage Gamma (40 MW/160 MWh) expected operational

• Q4 2026: Sungrow × ENEVO first 440 MWh delivery

• End-2026: ~2,050 MW expected to come online

7.2 Medium-Term Outlook (2027–2028)

• Ancillary services saturation will force revenue diversification

• Hybrid projects will dominate new development

• C&I segment expected to accelerate as policy clarity improves

• Market consolidation expected 2026-2028

• CfD auctions will continue to provide revenue certainty

7.3 Strategic Recommendations

For C&I Project Developers:

1. Prioritize hybrid projects — Leverage the €30,000/MW guarantee exemption

2. Prepare for the €150M scheme immediately — Application window opens in 5 days

3. Diversify revenue streams — Don't rely solely on ancillary services

4. Invest in climate-appropriate equipment — Liquid cooling is essential for Romanian conditions

5. Secure grid connection early — The 20% guarantee and tighter deadlines require early action

For Technology Providers:

1. Emphasize climate resilience — Romanian winters and summers require robust thermal management

2. Offer integrated solutions — Hybrid solar+BESS packages are increasingly preferred

3. Provide financing options — Equipment financing reduces barriers for C&I customers

4. Build local partnerships — Local EPC and distributor relationships are essential

Para Instituciones Financieras:

1. Develop C&I-specific products — The market needs tailored financing solutions

2. Understand the policy landscape — Guarantees, exemptions, and CfD contracts affect project risk

3. Consider hybrid project premium — Hybrid projects have policy advantages over standalone

Romania's energy storage market has reached an inflection point in August 2026. With 989 MW/1,975 MWh operational, a 30+ GW pipeline, and a national target of 5 GW by year-end, the scale of opportunity is unprecedented.

For the C&I segment specifically, the convergence of:

• Policy support (€150M state aid, €76M Casa Verde redirection)

• Regulatory reforms (hybrid exemptions, dual charging elimination)

• Proven technology (liquid-cooled solutions deployed in Romania)

• Clear market demand (C&I deployments accelerating)

...creates a compelling investment case.

However, success requires navigating a complex and rapidly evolving landscape. The €150 million scheme application window opens in just days. The 20% grid connection guarantee and €30/kW establishment guarantee create new financial pressures. The ancillary services market is approaching saturation. And Casa Verde C&I guidelines remain in development.

For those prepared to act decisively — with the right technology partners, financing structures, and regulatory understanding — the Romanian C&I storage market offers exceptional opportunity.

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Our comprehensive product portfolio includes:

• Commercial Hybrid Solar Systems (500kW+)

• Liquid-Cooled Outdoor Cabinet ESS (100kW/232kWh, 125kW/261kWh)

• Air-Cooled Container ESS (40ft 1MWh/2MWh)

• Liquid-Cooling Container ESS (20ft 3MWh/5MWh)

With proven deployments across Europe and deep expertise in the Romanian market, MateSolar combines cutting-edge technology with practical, bankable solutions for the C&I storage sector.

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