Romania officially had, on June 19, electricity generation capacities with a total installed capacity of 20,654 MW, according to the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE), but the institution is in a process of analysis to determine which plants still work.

Official statistics were introduced on the ANRE website, which indicate the existence of installed capacities of 20,654.233 MW in total, according to Agerpres.

Of the total, 32.4% represent hydro capacities (6,692 MW), 23.2% coal (4,787 MW), 15.5% hydrocarbons (3,210 MW), 14.6% wind (3,021 MW), 6.8% nuclear (1,413 MW), 6.7% solar (1,392 MW) and 0.5% biomass (112 MW).

The “Other” chapter includes capacities based on biogas (20.452 MW), residual heat (4.1 MW), waste (0.63 MW) and geothermal (0.05 MW).

In August last year, the president of ANRE, Dumitru Chiriţă, said that groups that are no longer functional will lose their license, in order not to appear in the official statistics on the country’s installed energy capacity.