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Energy price today – Romania
The day-ahead auction result, across 46 of Europe's 51 bidding zones.
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This is the wholesale price, from the exchange. A household bill adds network tariffs, levies, VAT and the supplier's margin on top. Find the cheapest hours, or see how much prices differ between zones.
Europe right now
Demand and generation across the whole continent. Summed from 34 of 40 systems. The most delayed one published 2 h 41 min ago.
- EirGrid Smart Grid Dashboard — Irlanda has published nothing for 3 h 12 min. It supplies 1 of the 40 systems tracked here; the rest come straight from their own operators and keep running.
What was read before stays on the page, stamped with the time it was read — not passed off as current. Everything resumes on its own when the source comes back.
The EU generation mix
Summed from 34 of 40 systems. The most delayed one published 2 h 41 min ago.
- Wind 29.5%
- Nuclear 20.9%
- Gas 16.3%
- Coal 13.8%
- Hydro 12.2%
- Biomass 4.0%
- Other 3.2%
Your Romania,
in European context.
See in real time how Romania compares with Europe's demand and generation — its mix by source, tomorrow's price and the flows across every border.
See Romania in detail- Official data you can trace
- Updated every minute
- No invented figures
Romania- Consumption
- 5,4 GW
- Production
- 5,2 GW
- Renewable
- 65.5%
Countries reporting live
Demand right now and how it has changed over 24 hours. The last column of the full table says how old each reading is.
Estimated yearly balance
- Used on site · 44%
- Energy sent to the grid · 3,228 kWh
- Energy bought from the grid · 453 kWh
An example for an ordinary home in Romania, using 260 kWh a month. Change the figures and you get your own calculation.
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Clean energy
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Every reporting country, with the age of its data
| Country | Consumption | Production | Renew. | Age |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Germany |
47,379 | 38,373 | 60.1% | 131 min |
 France |
44,764 | 49,626 | 16.1% | 56 min |
 United Kingdom |
30,141 | 29,712 | 62.3% | 161 min |
 Spain |
22,848 | 25,992 | 41.7% | 56 min |
 Italy |
21,495 | 21,213 | 25.9% | 101 min |
 Türkiye |
17,297 | 17,459 | 51.3% | 101 min |
 Poland |
16,962 | 19,622 | 30.7% | 86 min |
 Norway |
14,143 | 15,760 | 95.0% | 71 min |
| Sweden |
13,484 | 16,785 | 75.2% | 116 min |
 Netherlands |
10,564 | 11,459 | 21.4% | 71 min |
 Finland |
9,373 | 10,742 | 76.5% | 56 min |
 Belgium |
8,013 | 5,797 | 29.4% | 161 min |
 Switzerland |
7,001 | 4,941 | 38.6% | 161 min |
 Czechia |
6,045 | 8,609 | 5.3% | 56 min |
 Portugal |
5,784 | 2,499 | 44.5% | 101 min |
 Austria |
5,543 | 4,132 | 49.0% | 101 min |
| Romania |
5,373 | 5,221 | 65.5% | 2 min |
 Hungary |
4,765 | 2,709 | 7.9% | 56 min |
 Denmark |
4,431 | 4,708 | 89.4% | 161 min |
 Greece |
4,337 | 6,180 | 36.3% | 71 min |
 Ireland |
3,869 | 4,143 | 77.0% | 11 min |
 Slovakia |
2,724 | 2,996 | 7.2% | 116 min |
 Croatia |
1,691 | 1,348 | 59.8% | 56 min |
 Slovenia |
1,408 | 1,173 | 11.5% | 71 min |
 Georgia |
1,324 | 1,140 | 78.3% | 101 min |
 Lithuania |
1,190 | 1,131 | 86.7% | 56 min |
 Bosnia and Herzegovina |
1,081 | 1,223 | 20.0% | 161 min |
 Estonia |
823 | 363 | 65.0% | 56 min |
 Latvia |
734 | 326 | 75.8% | 101 min |
 Albania |
650 | — | — | 56 min |
 Moldova |
574 | 219 | 11.4% | 161 min |
 Cyprus |
426 | 400 | 0.9% | 71 min |
 Montenegro |
— | 223 | 12.8% | 161 min |
 Serbia |
— | 192 | 100.0% | 161 min |
How the European totals are calculated
A bidding zone enters the total exactly once, attributed to the country that owns it in the registry. Systems with data newer than 180 minutes are counted — the threshold also covers operators publishing hourly, two hours behind; below it, systems working normally would be missing from the total.
The 24-hour curves and the changes are computed over a FIXED set of 44 zones — those with data in almost every hour of the window. Without that rule, a zone missing for one hour would produce a collapse that never happened, and “vs 24h ago” would compare sums over different sets.
Countries excluded because their bidding zone belongs to another country: LU (zone belongs to DE). Without that rule, the same generation would be counted twice.
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