Wind Project Development
Wind projects need a detailed review of site, access, environmental impact, grid and construction interfaces. We advise developers and investors on Romanian wind farms from early development to operation.
Updated 28 October 2026 · General information, not legal advice
What the work covers
Site assembly
Land rights for turbines, roads, cables and substations.
Environment
Environmental impact assessment and appropriate assessment for Natura 2000 sites.
Grid
Connection permits and contracts.
Turbines
Turbine supply and service agreements.
- Birds and bats. Environmental monitoring and curtailment conditions can reduce output.
- Access. Transport routes for turbine components need permits and easements.
- Repowering. Older projects may need new permits for repowering.
- Development roadmap
- Environmental and permit review
- TSA and BOP contract support
Is environmental assessment always needed for a Romanian wind farm?
Most wind farms go through an environmental impact assessment screening, and projects affecting Natura 2000 sites need an appropriate assessment.
Can you advise on buying an operating wind farm?
Yes, including diligence on permits, grid, support scheme status, O&M contracts and land rights.
Tell us the decision you need to make
Describe the transaction or regulatory issue, the Romanian assets involved and your timetable.
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