Szilaghi Law
Renewable Energy

Battery Energy Storage Projects

Storage investments combine technology contracts, grid arrangements, land rights and evolving market rules. We advise developers and investors on stand-alone and co-located battery projects in Romania.

Law 123/2012Law 50/1991

Updated 28 October 2026 · General information, not legal advice

What the work covers

Licensing

ANRE licensing and market registration for storage.

Grid

Connection for import and export capacity.

Revenues

Balancing and ancillary services, trading and tolling agreements.

Technology

Battery supply, EPC, warranties and long-term service agreements.

Points to check early
  • Market rules. Storage rules are evolving; contracts should allow for regulatory change.
  • Co-location. Sharing a connection with a solar plant needs metering and contractual arrangements.
  • Safety. Fire safety and environmental permits apply to large installations.
What you receive
  • Regulatory memo
  • Contract drafts
  • Revenue contract review
Frequently asked questions
Can a battery be added to an existing solar park in Romania?

Yes, but it usually requires an updated connection permit, a permit for the new works and changes to the license and market registration.

What revenues can a Romanian BESS earn?

Typically from balancing and ancillary services, energy trading and, in some structures, tolling agreements with a trader.

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Describe the transaction or regulatory issue, the Romanian assets involved and your timetable.

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