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Demand, generation and cross-border flow for Romania, straight from Transelectrica's own system feed. It refreshes about once a minute.

measured 14 Oct 2026, 17:30

National demand

5,920MW

-686 MW on this time yesterday

Domestic generation

6,577MW

More than the country is using β€” the surplus goes across the border

+76 MW on this time yesterday

Net export

656MW

10% of what the country generates leaves it

-760 MW on this time yesterday

Generation mix

What is producing the country's power at this moment.

  • Wind 36.0% 2,369 MW
  • Gas 19.3% 1,271 MW
  • Hydro 16.8% 1,108 MW
  • Coal 12.9% 851 MW
  • Solar 11.2% 736 MW
  • Biomass 0.8% 54 MW
  • Not itemised 2.9% 188 MW

Generation the operator does not break out by source β€” pumped storage, industrial self-generation and anything not separately metered. Some dashboards label this "storage"; it is not, so it is left as what it is.

The last 24 hours

Demand against domestic generation. The gap between them is what crosses the border.

0 2,500 5,000 7,500
  • National demand
  • Domestic generation
  • Cross-border flow

Source: Transelectrica SEN. Demand minus domestic generation equals the cross-border balance, and a reading that fails that check is not shown.

Market intelligence

Romania power market

Day-ahead prices, what solar actually earns, and how often the price goes negative. Updated hourly from ENTSO-E.

ENTSO-E Β· prices published through 16 Oct 2026, 00:45

€190.39/MWh
Day-ahead baseload Β· 30-day average
β–² 16.5% vs prior 30 days
€81.45/MWh
Solar capture price Β· trailing 12 months
64% of baseload
β–² 8.9 pts year on year
9h
Negative price hours Β· last 30 days
vs 11 in the same period last year
70%
Renewable share Β· right now
of 6,163 MW generation

Prices averaged €190.39/MWh over the last 30 days

Daily baseload, with the shaded band showing each day's low to high. Volatility, not level, is what a battery earns from.

Average price by hour of the day

The midday dip is solar pushing the price down in exactly the hours it generates. That gap is why capture price sits below baseload.

Why capture price, not average price

Solar sells all of its output into the middle of the day β€” precisely the hours in which it has pushed the price down. Its capture price is the volume-weighted price it actually achieved, and it is the number that belongs in a revenue model. The average price is not.

CfD auction benchmarks

Strike prices awarded in Romania's contracts-for-difference rounds β€” the benchmark most offtake conversations start from.

Round Technology Awarded Strike range Average
R3 Β· Dec 2025 Onshore wind 316 MW €59.95 – €74.90 β€”
R2 Β· Aug 2025 Onshore wind 1,260 MW β€” €73.89
R2 Β· Aug 2025 Solar PV 1,488 MW €35.50 – €45.20 €40.46
R1 Β· Dec 2024 Onshore wind 1,096 MW β€” €65.00
R1 Β· Dec 2024 Solar PV 432 MW β€” €51.00

Per-project analysis for registered investors

Members see what a specific listed project would have earned against this price history: capture price, capture rate, revenue and negative-hour exposure, computed the same way for every asset.

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Source: ENTSO-E Transparency Platform, Transelectrica. Methodology Β· Data sources