A new report warns that only five grid operators in Europe are modeling a 100% renewable system by 2035, while €7.2 billion in renewable generation was lost by 2024 due to a lack of grid capacity.

A new report warns that only five grid operators in Europe are modeling a 100% renewable system by 2035, while €7.2 billion in renewable generation was lost by 2024 due to a lack of grid capacity.
The auction reflects the growth of large-scale projects and consolidates the CfD scheme as a key tool for accelerating Romania’s energy transition with stable prices and secured financing.
Fifteen V162-6.4 MW turbines will power the Ansthall wind farm in Romania, scheduled to begin operations in 2027 under a long-term service agreement with OX2 Construcción AB, as part of a strengthened Eastern Europe strategy where Vestas leads with over 1.2 GW installed from Bucharest.
With 1.6 GW of generation and 3.3 GWh of storage, the BERD-backed plan will drive decarbonisation, grid stability, and gender equity across Central and Eastern Europe.
The Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has officially approved a framework that removes duplicate charges for stored and reinjected electricity, aligning the country with EU standards and paving the way for greater investor confidence in energy storage.
FES will bring together hundreds of renewable energy leaders in Lima, Bogotá, and Santiago to analyze opportunities for the energy transition and explore synergies and new business opportunities through exclusive networking spaces. Additionally, FES will host a webinar on the future of green energy in Brazil. Discover all the details!
The Chinese manufacturer has unveiled its new line of N-type modules with 24.1% efficiency, designed to endure temperatures below -30 °C, category 18 winds, and high UV irradiation, with applications already operating at altitudes above 4,000 meters.
Romania’s first CfD auction awarded 1,528 MW at prices up to 30% below the cap. A second round is underway with improved rules. “We aim to ensure a competitive environment,” says Sorin Elisei, Director of Energy Policy at the Ministry of Energy in an exclusive interview with Strategic Energy Europe.
A recent analysis by EASE reveals that while most EU countries set energy storage goals through 2030, few have long-term strategies in place. The absence of specific policies and harmonized methodologies hampers the development of resilient energy systems.
Consortium welcomes green light for licensing and environmental assessment of 900 MW wind farm in Estonian waters.
Bulgarian grid operator ESO plans to expand interconnection capacity from 4 GW to 10 GW by 2030, linking 4.5 GW of new renewable capacity. The strategy prioritises wind and solar, integrates into key European platforms and addresses challenges in balancing the energy mix.
The Polish Energy Regulatory Office launches its first offshore wind support auction while finalizing capacity market results to ensure energy system resilience. Together, these steps reinforce Poland’s twin commitment to decarbonization and security of supply.
ORLEN’s new terminal in Świnoujście to become a key Baltic Sea hub for next-generation offshore wind turbine deployment.
During the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, Daniel Fraile, Chief Policy Officer at Hydrogen Europe, highlighted a 44% compound annual growth in new green hydrogen projects and a pipeline under construction nearing 3 GW. However, he acknowledged that progress “is not what was expected a few years ago.” He pointed to regulatory bottlenecks, called for technological neutrality, and urged faster permitting and grid access.
Karol Nawrocki’s narrow election victory marks a turning point in Poland’s energy agenda. Although PiS negotiated the Green Deal, it now uses it as a political scapegoat while defending coal and sovereignty-based energy policies. “Renewables will face a new institutional veto,” warns analyst Krzysztof Jaworski to Strategic Energy Europe.
Through Order No. 20/2025, Romania’s energy regulator ANRE has formalized a sweeping reform of its grid connection framework. Starting in June 2025, project developers will face new technical, financial, and procedural requirements aimed at discouraging speculative development and prioritizing mature projects.
Karol Nawrocki won Poland’s presidential election in a run-off on 1 June with 50.89% of the vote. His critical stance on the European Green Deal and his defence of coal as a strategic resource raise concerns in the renewable energy sector. Krzysztof Jaworski, political and energy analyst, warns Strategic Energy Europe: “Renewables will face a new institutional veto”.
The Commission has presented a Guidance document on anticipatory investments for developing forward-looking electricity networks. With an estimated €730 billion for distribution and €477 billion for transmission grid developments needed by 2040, the document addresses EU countries, national regulatory authorities, as well as transmission and distribution system operators.
Jacopo Tosoni, Head of Policy at the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE), warns that the energy storage industry will experience a qualitative leap in 2026, with an expansion that will triple current levels. He made this statement at the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, organized by Strategic Energy Europe. He also highlighted regulatory, fiscal and technical bottlenecks that are still hindering the sector’s growth.
With barely a year in the European market, CLOU has already secured contracts for 240 MWh in Poland and 96 MWh in Greece. Its strategy centers on storage solutions for Utility Scale and the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) markets, with special focus on four key regions: the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and Spain. “The recent blackout was the missing signal to fully commit to energy storage,” emphasizes Hayat Kebir Tio, General Manager for the EU and UK.
As of April 2025, the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) reports that 1,228 projects with a capacity equal to or greater than 1 MW have valid connection permits. Only 11% of them are fully authorized, and only 35 incorporate storage, with a total capacity of 1,519 MW.
A new report warns that only five grid operators in Europe are modeling a 100% renewable system by 2035, while €7.2 billion in renewable generation was lost by 2024 due to a lack of grid capacity.
The auction reflects the growth of large-scale projects and consolidates the CfD scheme as a key tool for accelerating Romania’s energy transition with stable prices and secured financing.
Fifteen V162-6.4 MW turbines will power the Ansthall wind farm in Romania, scheduled to begin operations in 2027 under a long-term service agreement with OX2 Construcción AB, as part of a strengthened Eastern Europe strategy where Vestas leads with over 1.2 GW installed from Bucharest.
With 1.6 GW of generation and 3.3 GWh of storage, the BERD-backed plan will drive decarbonisation, grid stability, and gender equity across Central and Eastern Europe.
The Romanian Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) has officially approved a framework that removes duplicate charges for stored and reinjected electricity, aligning the country with EU standards and paving the way for greater investor confidence in energy storage.
FES will bring together hundreds of renewable energy leaders in Lima, Bogotá, and Santiago to analyze opportunities for the energy transition and explore synergies and new business opportunities through exclusive networking spaces. Additionally, FES will host a webinar on the future of green energy in Brazil. Discover all the details!
The Chinese manufacturer has unveiled its new line of N-type modules with 24.1% efficiency, designed to endure temperatures below -30 °C, category 18 winds, and high UV irradiation, with applications already operating at altitudes above 4,000 meters.
Romania’s first CfD auction awarded 1,528 MW at prices up to 30% below the cap. A second round is underway with improved rules. “We aim to ensure a competitive environment,” says Sorin Elisei, Director of Energy Policy at the Ministry of Energy in an exclusive interview with Strategic Energy Europe.
A recent analysis by EASE reveals that while most EU countries set energy storage goals through 2030, few have long-term strategies in place. The absence of specific policies and harmonized methodologies hampers the development of resilient energy systems.
Consortium welcomes green light for licensing and environmental assessment of 900 MW wind farm in Estonian waters.
Bulgarian grid operator ESO plans to expand interconnection capacity from 4 GW to 10 GW by 2030, linking 4.5 GW of new renewable capacity. The strategy prioritises wind and solar, integrates into key European platforms and addresses challenges in balancing the energy mix.
The Polish Energy Regulatory Office launches its first offshore wind support auction while finalizing capacity market results to ensure energy system resilience. Together, these steps reinforce Poland’s twin commitment to decarbonization and security of supply.
ORLEN’s new terminal in Świnoujście to become a key Baltic Sea hub for next-generation offshore wind turbine deployment.
During the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, Daniel Fraile, Chief Policy Officer at Hydrogen Europe, highlighted a 44% compound annual growth in new green hydrogen projects and a pipeline under construction nearing 3 GW. However, he acknowledged that progress “is not what was expected a few years ago.” He pointed to regulatory bottlenecks, called for technological neutrality, and urged faster permitting and grid access.
Karol Nawrocki’s narrow election victory marks a turning point in Poland’s energy agenda. Although PiS negotiated the Green Deal, it now uses it as a political scapegoat while defending coal and sovereignty-based energy policies. “Renewables will face a new institutional veto,” warns analyst Krzysztof Jaworski to Strategic Energy Europe.
Through Order No. 20/2025, Romania’s energy regulator ANRE has formalized a sweeping reform of its grid connection framework. Starting in June 2025, project developers will face new technical, financial, and procedural requirements aimed at discouraging speculative development and prioritizing mature projects.
Karol Nawrocki won Poland’s presidential election in a run-off on 1 June with 50.89% of the vote. His critical stance on the European Green Deal and his defence of coal as a strategic resource raise concerns in the renewable energy sector. Krzysztof Jaworski, political and energy analyst, warns Strategic Energy Europe: “Renewables will face a new institutional veto”.
The Commission has presented a Guidance document on anticipatory investments for developing forward-looking electricity networks. With an estimated €730 billion for distribution and €477 billion for transmission grid developments needed by 2040, the document addresses EU countries, national regulatory authorities, as well as transmission and distribution system operators.
Jacopo Tosoni, Head of Policy at the European Association for Storage of Energy (EASE), warns that the energy storage industry will experience a qualitative leap in 2026, with an expansion that will triple current levels. He made this statement at the Storage, Renewable and EV Integration Forum, organized by Strategic Energy Europe. He also highlighted regulatory, fiscal and technical bottlenecks that are still hindering the sector’s growth.
With barely a year in the European market, CLOU has already secured contracts for 240 MWh in Poland and 96 MWh in Greece. Its strategy centers on storage solutions for Utility Scale and the Commercial & Industrial (C&I) markets, with special focus on four key regions: the United Kingdom, Germany, Poland, and Spain. “The recent blackout was the missing signal to fully commit to energy storage,” emphasizes Hayat Kebir Tio, General Manager for the EU and UK.
As of April 2025, the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) reports that 1,228 projects with a capacity equal to or greater than 1 MW have valid connection permits. Only 11% of them are fully authorized, and only 35 incorporate storage, with a total capacity of 1,519 MW.
The company showcases three of its flagship products in PVBook, the international strategic catalogue: the SG350HX inverter and the ST5015UX-2H and ST5015UX-4H storage systems, designed to maximise efficiency.
La compañía destaca tres de sus productos estrella en PVBook, el catálogo estratégico internacional: el inversor SG350HX y los sistemas de almacenamiento ST5015UX-2H y ST5015UX-4H, diseñados para maximizar la eficiencia.
The new Royal Decree will remain open for public consultation until 24 October, although the sector does not foresee significant changes being demanded. Which areas hold the greatest potential under the new provisions?