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Romania allows surplus PV electricity credits across multiple properties
Romania ‘s energy regulator, ANRE, has approved new rules allowing solar PV prosumers under the country’s net metering scheme to use the monetary value of surplus electricity generated at one property to offset electricity bills at other…
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Romania’s energy regulator ANRE approved rules that let solar PV prosumers transfer the monetary value of excess electricity generated at one site to offset bills at other eligible locations. The change applies to participants in the country’s net‑metering scheme and requires the properties to share the same electricity supplier. Implemented under Law No. 160/2026, the new methodology expands Romania’s quantitative compensation system, aiming to improve the economics of rooftop solar for households and businesses that own multiple properties.
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