Romania adopts the law for the promotion of offshore wind energy

Romania took a significant step towards developing electricity production projects from offshore wind resources by adopting Law no. 121 of April 30, 2024, published in the Official Gazette no. 421 of May 8, 2024.
 
The law, due to enter into effect in 30 days since publicity thereof in the Official Gazette, establishes the general framework for the implementation such projects, names the responsible authorities and lays down the conditions of participation of the acting parties in the operations of exploration, construction and operation of offshore wind power plants.
 
The offshore wind power plant is defined under the law as an electricity production capacity located in an area of the offshore wind concession perimeter, grouping several wind turbines and their related electrical installations, with the aim of transforming primary wind energy into electricity.
 
Here follows a summary of the main provisions:
ROMANIA ADOPTS THE LAW FOR THE PROMOTION OF OFFSHORE WIND ENERGY | Gruia Dufaut Law Office