Cross-Border Power Flows

RO | EN
Net Position (Typical)
+450 MW
Romania is a net electricity exporter

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Romania is interconnected with 5 neighboring countries through high-voltage transmission lines operated by Transelectrica. The values shown represent typical flow patterns based on historical data. For real-time data, visit ENTSO-E Transparency Platform.

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Hungary
400kV Arad-Sandorfalva, Oradea-Bekescsaba
+320 EXPORT
Capacity utilization: 40%
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Bulgaria
400kV Isaccea-Dobrudja, Tantareni-Kozloduy
+180 EXPORT
Capacity utilization: 24%
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Serbia
400kV Resita-Pancevo, Timisoara-Kikinda
-150 IMPORT
Capacity utilization: 25%
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Ukraine
400kV Isaccea-Pivdennoukrainska (Burshtyn island)
+80 EXPORT
Capacity utilization: 16%
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Moldova
400kV Isaccea-Vulcanesti, Suceava-Balti
+20 EXPORT
Capacity utilization: 10%

Flows by Country (MW)

Import vs Export Balance

Interconnection Capacity (NTC - Net Transfer Capacity)

Border Export Capacity Import Capacity Status
🇭🇺 Hungary +800 MW -800 MW Fully operational
🇧🇬 Bulgaria +750 MW -600 MW Fully operational
🇷🇸 Serbia +600 MW -600 MW Fully operational
🇺🇦 Ukraine +500 MW -400 MW Limited (Burshtyn island)
🇲🇩 Moldova +200 MW -150 MW Expanding (Isaccea-Vulcanesti)

Key Facts About Romania's Grid Interconnections

Total Interconnection Capacity

~2,850 MW export / ~2,550 MW import across all borders

Main Trading Partners

Hungary (40%), Bulgaria (30%), Serbia (20%), Others (10%)

Grid Synchronization

Part of Continental Europe synchronous area (ENTSO-E)

Ukraine Connection

Synchronized with ENTSO-E since March 2022 (emergency link)

Data: Typical flow patterns based on ENTSO-E Transparency Platform historical data. For real-time flows, visit transparency.entsoe.eu

Capacity values are Net Transfer Capacities (NTC) published by Transelectrica. Actual available capacity varies by season and grid conditions.