Renewable Energy in Romania after 2007

Daniela Enachescu
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Daniela Enachescu: Oil and Gas University of Ploiesti, Faculty of Economics

Risk in Contemporary Economy, 2016, 493-498

Abstract: Sustainable development requires obtaining energy from alternative sources which are clean and sustainable. In Romania, there are categories of renewable energy that basically were not used, such as solar PV and wind energy by 2007. Even today, their share is minor compared to energy from conventional sources, but they were made important steps, including in legislation domain. The paper aims to present the evolution of renewable energy in Romania after 2007, as a result of EU integration. The analysis is done separately for installed capacity in the following chapters: Hydropower, Wind Onshore, Solid biomass, Solar Photovoltaic and Biogas.

Date: 2016
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