Un proiect "smart grid" din România, cu legături spre
Proiectul acoperă rețeaua electrică din 6 județe din regiunea de nord-est a României dar vizează și dezvoltarea rețelei (smart, comunicații) pe relația România-Ungaria (unde există solicitări crescute de de conectare la
European Commission approves Romania''s first cross-border smart grid
The "Smart Grid" Carpathian Modernized Energy Network (CARMEN) project, developed in partnership by Delgaz Grid SA, the electricity and natural gas distribution company, part of the E.ON group, CNTEE Transelectrica SA, the national transmission and system operator and MAVIR – the Hungarian transport operator, was included in the 5th list
EC Approves Romania''s First Cross-Border Smart Grid Project
The European Commission has approved romania''s first cross-border smart grid project, developed in partnership by Delgaz Grid SA, the electricity and natural gas distribution company, part of the E.ON group, CNTEE Transelectrica SA, the national transmission system operator, and MAVIR, the Hungarian transmission operator,
European Commission approves Romania''s first cross-border smart grid
Nov. 24—BUCHAREST — The European Commission approved Romania''s first cross-border smart grid project, developed in partnership by Delgaz Grid SA, the electricity and natural gas distribution company, part of the E.ON group, CNTEE Transelectrica SA, the Romanian Transmission and System Operator, and MAVIR, the Hungarian transmission operator
Carmen Smart Grid
The goal of the Project is to modernize the legacy electricity infrastructure in order to reflect the Smart Grid standards within the distribution and transmission networks in Romania and Bulgaria. CARMEN aims to intensify cooperation at
Romania secures €420m+ for massive grid overhaul
Contracts have been signed valuing €424.4 million ($411.8 million) for nine projects to oversee the digitisation and modernisation of Romania''s transmission network and power grid. The contracts were signed yesterday between the country''s Ministry of Energy and the national electric power transport company, Transelectrica SA.
Carmen Smart Grid
The goal of the Project is to modernize the legacy electricity infrastructure in order to reflect the Smart Grid standards within the distribution and transmission networks in Romania and Bulgaria. CARMEN aims to intensify cooperation at the Eastern EU border by physical and non-physical interconnection actions.
Transelectrica și E.On au demarat CARMEN, un proiect "smart
Inițiativa CARMEN va deveni primul Proiect de Interes Comun din aria tematicã „Smart Grids" de pe teritoriul României, reprezentând cel mai ambițios proiect al companiei
Project CARMEN – joint Romania, Hungary smart grid
Project CARMEN, with a value of approximately €120 million ($119 million) over the period 2023-2026, is aimed at the development of a smart grid with the modernisation and digitalisation of the transmission and
Romania secures €420m+ for massive grid overhaul
The energy market in Romania is becoming more customer focused; part of this is through creating innovation within the smart grid – becoming a trend-setter rather than a follower. Electrica needed to understand what technologies
Smart Grid Project in Romania
Networked Energy Services Corporation, a global smart grid solution provider with the industry''s leading Energy Applications Platform (EAP TM), has announced that Electrica''s SDEE Muntenia Nord has exercised an additional option to purchase and install an additional 32,000 NES smart meters and associated data concentrators and software
European Commission approves Romania''s first cross-border
Nov. 24—BUCHAREST — The European Commission approved Romania''s first cross-border smart grid project, developed in partnership by Delgaz Grid SA, the electricity and natural gas
Executing the Smart Energy Transition in Romania
The energy market in Romania is becoming more customer focused; part of this is through creating innovation within the smart grid – becoming a trend-setter rather than a follower. Electrica needed to understand what technologies contribute and enable the long-term smart energy transition that is happening in Romania.
Un proiect "smart grid" din România, cu legături spre Ungaria și
Proiectul acoperă rețeaua electrică din 6 județe din regiunea de nord-est a României dar vizează și dezvoltarea rețelei (smart, comunicații) pe relația România-Ungaria (unde există solicitări crescute de de conectare la rețea a surselor regenerabile) și
Transelectrica și E.On au demarat CARMEN, un proiect "smart grid
Inițiativa CARMEN va deveni primul Proiect de Interes Comun din aria tematicã „Smart Grids" de pe teritoriul României, reprezentând cel mai ambițios proiect al companiei noastre, atât din punct de vedere al complexitãții tehnice, cât și al valorii bugetare și o oportunitate majorã de modernizare a infrastructurii de distribuție
Project CARMEN – joint Romania, Hungary smart grid
Project CARMEN, with a value of approximately €120 million ($119 million) over the period 2023-2026, is aimed at the development of a smart grid with the modernisation and digitalisation of the transmission and distribution networks to improve the network operation efficiency and service quality and enable secure electricity flows from new
3 FAQs about [Smart grid capabilities Romania]
Does Romania have a smart grid?
Electrica Group provides energy to 3.7M homes and businesses in Romania and is undertaking a significant programme to modernize the country’s energy infrastructure as part of a smart energy transition. Smart grid will play a massive roll in this transition, but the key questions are “how?”
What is Electrica's vision for the smart grid?
“Electrica’s vision for the smart grid is to become customer centric, data centric and prepare for the energy transition”, explains Ms. Sujdea. It is an exciting time for the energy industry in Romania.
How many smart meters are deployed in Romania?
This demonstrated what sophisticated smart meters based on the OSGP standard can achieve in Romania. Approximately 13,000 meters were deployed in these two regions since 2016.