The Black Sea Energy Cooperation Association (BESCA) supported the publication of a report focused on renewable energy investment opportunities in Romania, a market that continues to attract growing interest from Turkish and international investors.
The report was developed in the context of the Türkiye–Romania Energy Forum in Ankara, organized by Enexus, and is based on the discussions held during the event. It captures the main ideas, perspectives, and conclusions shared by investors, developers, technology providers, financiers, legal advisors, and public stakeholders active in or evaluating the Romanian energy market.
The report offers a multi-angle perspective on Romania as an investment destination. It focuses on the practical topics that matter most to investors, including project development and financing, grid access and permitting, bankability considerations, and the growing role of energy storage in investment strategies.
“This paper reflects the kind of dialogue we want to encourage through BESCA: open, practical, and focused on execution. Bringing together different perspectives helps investors better understand the market and move from intention to delivery,”
says Mesut Güler, President of BESCA and CEO of Enexus.
BESCA is designed to deliver practical value to its members through market intelligence, access to peers and experts, opportunities for joint initiatives, and participation in selected policy dialogues relevant to the renewable energy sector.
The insights consolidated in this report support BESCA’s broader objective of aligning stakeholders around the key conditions for successful market entry and scaling in Romania, including regulatory clarity, infrastructure access, financing structures, and risk allocation.
The report serves as a starting point for continued dialogue within the BESCA community and will be followed by further discussions and initiatives developed through future forums and working groups.
Read the report here.