Promotion policy of renewable energy sources in Romania

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Promotion policy of renewable energy sources in Romania 25.06.2009 Grand Hotel Dana Chirvase counsellor General Directorate for Energy, Oil and Gas Intermediate Body for Energy Ministry of Economy - Romania

Energy strategy of Romania for 2007-2020 Promotion of electricity produced from renewable energy sources (E- RES) is a high priority of now-a-days for reasons of environmental protection, increase the energy independence from imported electricity by getting a wider range of energy sources as well as for other reasons of economic and social cohesion. Romania has transposed the Directive 2001/77/EC provisions into its own legislation (GD no. 443/2003 with modification of GD no.958 / 2005).

Energy strategy of Romania for 2007-2020 National targets Electricity share produced from RES in gross national electricity consumption 33% in 2010 (commitment according to Directive 2001/77/EC) 35% in 2015 38% in 2020 According to the Directive 2009/28/EC on the promotion of the use of energy from RES The share of energy produced from RES in gross national energy consumption for 2020: 24%

Energy strategy of Romania for 2007-2020 National potential of renewable energy sources* Sources Solar energy Wind energy (theoretic potential) Hydro of which with capacity <10MW Biomass and biogas Geothermal energy Yearly potential 60 PJ 1,2 TWh 23 TWh 36 TWh 3,6 TWh 318 PJ 7 PJ Technology Thermal energy Electricity Electricity Electricity Thermal energy Electricity Thermal energy *GD 1069/2007 Energy strategy of Romania for 2007-2020

Energy strategy of Romania for 2007-2020 Regional distribution of renewable energy sources I. Danube Delta (solar energy); II. Dobrogea (solar and wind energy); III. Moldova (microhydro, wind energy and biomass); IV. Carpathian Mountains (IV1 Easthern Carpathian Mountains; IV2 Southern Carpathian Mountains ; IV3 Western Carpathian Mountains ( biomass, microhydro); V. High plateau of Transilvania (microhydro); VI. Western plane (geothermal energy); VII. Carpathian Mountains (VII1 ; VII2; VII3 - biomass, microhydro); VIII. Southern plane (biomass, geothermal and solar energy).

Structure of primary energy sources for electricity production and installed capacity in Romania 2008 - data published by Transelectrica* coal hydrocarbon fuels hydro Fuel type Structure of installed capacity (MW) by fuel type in Romania 2008 Structure of electricity production (GWh) by fuel type in Romania 2008 nuclear wind coal hydrocarbons 7472 5110 27531 8902 hydro 6377 17105 nuclear 1413 11223 wind 8 11 *Transelectrica Transport and System Operator total 20380 MW 64772 GWh www.transelectrica.ro

Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania Operational stage: Energy quota obligation and green certificate system but only for electricity produced from RES (Law 220/2008 under revision by ANRE) Investment stage: Structural Funds

Promotion of Renewable Energy Sources in Romania National legislation related to RES 1. Energy law (13 / 2007) general provisions for promotion of renewable energy sources 2. GD: GD 443 / 2004 for promotion of renewable energy sources GD 1892 / 2004 for the establishment of the promotion system of the energy produced from renewable energy sources GD1535 / 2003 Strategy for promotion of RES GD 958/2005 for modification of GD 443/ 2003 and GD 1892/ 2004 3. Law 220/ 27 october 2008 for the establishment of the promotion system of the energy produced from renewable energy sources. (under revision)

4. ANRE regulations: National specific legislation Certification procedure of priority electricity production from RES (Ord. 39/2006 ANRE) Regulations concerning green certificate market (Ord.38 /2006 Monitoring procedure for green certificate market) Regulations concerning emission of guarantee of origin (Ord. 23 /2004 Supervising procedure for emission of guarantee of origin for electricity produced from RES, GD 1429/2004 for approval of certification regulation of electricity origin produced from RES) Regulations concerning energy labeling (Ord 41/2004 Regulation for electricity labeling at end users) Tehnical requirements for connection of wind generators to the electrical grids (Ord. 51/2009) 5. Procedures of power market operator (OPCOM) and transport - system operator (TSO) For emission of green certificates For organizing the green certificate market 6. Regulation for the connection of users to public electricity networks (GD 90/2008)

Investment aid: Structural funds SOP Increase of Economic Competitiveness: Priority Axis 4: Improvement of energy efficiency and sustainable development of the energy sector Indicative operation investments in upgrading, rehabilitation and building new power and heating production capacities by valorisation of renewable energy resources: wind, hydro (in small scale hydro capacities <10MW), biomass, biofuels, solar, geothermal, and other. Aproximativ Financial allocation (2007-2013) 260 million euro pentru perioada 2007-2013din care 220 million Euro from EU and 40 million Euro National Contribution For first call of projects in 2008, the financial allocation was 275.000.000 lei (80 million Euro) Beneficiaries: private companies and public authorities but not microenterprises

Investment aid: Structural funds - Maximum value of financing (% from eligible expenditures) 70% For small enterprises 60% For medium enterprises 50% For large enterprises 60% in Bucureşti- Ilfov region 50% in Bucureşti-Ilfov region 40% in Bucureşti- Ilfov region -GD 750/2008 Regional state aid for valorisation of renewable energies - Total project value: min 100.000 euro (355.000 lei) and max. 50.000.000 euro with a max. financing from EU funds of 20.000.000 euro (71.000.000)

Results of first call of projects: -52 project proposals were submitted (1,178,267,000 lei) -14 projects have been approved ( 260.000.000 lei)

News: Prefinancing (% of eligible costs of the project) : OG nr. 29/2007 and Ord. 469/2009 - For public authorities - max. 20% - For private companies max 35% with bank guarantee for prefinancing

Website O.I.E. oie.minind.ro

Conclusions: Romania has a very important RES potential which is unused (exception hydro potential 50% potential use) and biomass for individual heating The promotion system for E-RES based on quota obligation and green certificates is currently under revision It is necessary to establish promotion mechanisms for producing thermal energy and cold from RES. Structural funds are an important option to develop the RES market in Romania