Romania has expanded its energy storage capacity with the completion and grid connection of a 120 MWh battery energy storage system in Alba County, marking another step in the country’s accelerating renewable energy build-out.
The project was delivered by Allview Energy, the renewable energy arm of Romanian technology company Visual Fan, on behalf of Teiuș Solar, a local subsidiary of Danish renewable developer Eurowind Energy.
Visual Fan executed the project under a turnkey engineering, procurement and construction (EPC) contract, overseeing all stages of development. This included system design, equipment procurement, construction works, installation, technical integration, testing, and final commissioning.
The completed battery system is among the more significant storage projects currently operating in Romania, reflecting the country’s growing focus on technologies that can balance intermittent renewable generation and improve overall grid stability and flexibility.
The project follows a contract awarded to Visual Fan in 2025, when the agreement for the development of the storage facility was valued at more than €16.6 million.
As Romania continues to expand its renewable energy capacity, large-scale battery systems are becoming increasingly important for storing surplus electricity, supporting grid reliability, and enabling a smoother transition toward a more decarbonized and flexible energy system.
The Teiuș solar power plant, with an installed capacity of 69 MW, was commissioned by Eurowind Energy in April 2025.
