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Romania’s independent energy company Black Sea Oil & Gas (BSOG) has completed an offshore wind feasibility study of potential areas in the Romanian sector of the Black Sea. Last year, BSOG and its Midia Gas Development (MGD) partners revealed plans to use their existing MGD infrastructure to connect
In February 2024, the World Bank presented draft findings of Romania’s Offshore Wind Roadmap Study, according to which up to 7 GW of offshore wind capacity could be installed in Romania by 2035.
According to the estimates from the World Bank on Romania’s technical offshore wind potential, the country has 76 GW of potential offshore wind resources to tap into, 22 GW of which is suitable for fixed-bottom wind turbines and 54 GW for floating.
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