The company Aukera Energy Romania has several renewable energy projects, both wind and photovoltaic. Among them is a battery park project with a capacity of 150 MW – 300 MWh, which should be finalised next summer, said Radu Enache, the company’s Managing Director.

“There are mechanisms, there are projects, and such initiatives will certainly lead to lower energy prices,” Enache said at the “Energy Day” conference organised by Energynomics within the Green Energy Expo & Romenvirotec 2025.

In the first round of contracts for difference (CfDs), the average price was around €65/MWh. Enache said that this mechanism is extremely important because it gives predictability to producers and investors in terms of prices and investments, but also puts pressure on the price to get the best tariff in the market. According to Radu Enache, the CfD mechanism can be a viable alternative to bilateral PPA (Power Purchase Agreement) contracts.

“We still believe that these long-term contracts can be a real game changer. They provide long-term visibility for companies and can secure better prices than the current market,” Enache added.

The conference „Energy Day at Green Energy Expo & Romenvirotec” was organized by Energynomics, with the support of our partners Elektra Renewable Support, LONGi, SolaX Power and with the involvement of HENRO, COGEN România, CIGRE România and FEL România.