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Romania, Government is planning to award concession perimeters in the Black Sea

According to the draft procedures, the Romanian Government, through the Ministry of Energy, is planning to award concession perimeters in the Black Sea to companies interested in the construction and operation of offshore wind farms, for a fee of at least 1.5 % of the gross revenues generated by the sale of electricity.

The fee will be a mandatory selection criterion in the concession awarding procedure. Other criteria will target the technical, economic, financial and professional capacity of competitors.

The draft further stipulates that the license for the construction of the offshore wind farm entitles the licensee to build an offshore wind farm in a specific location and includes terms regarding the technical specifications of the project. The commissioning of the offshore wind farm will take place within ten years from the date of granting the license.

According to the World Bank, Romania can develop offshore wind farms with a cumulative installed capacity of 72 GW.

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