ANRE — the electricity market's monthly reports

A monthly X-ray of the Romanian electricity market, as published by ANRE — the National Energy Regulatory Authority: how much was generated and consumed, who traded with whom and at what prices, how much competition each market has, and what households and firms pay on average. Pick a month: each edition carries every table of the report, with the original titles and sources, plus an explanation of each field.

These tables reproduce an official Romanian document. The titles, sources and entity names in them are quoted from the ANRE report and stay in the language they were published in. The explanations, the navigation and the notes are ours, and they are translated.

2026

5 of 12 editions published — the months without a report appear faded and fill in as ANRE publishes them.

Reference

The electricity market's dictionary

ANREThe National Energy Regulatory Authority — the market's referee: it issues licences, approves regulated tariffs and monitors competition.
PAN / PAMThe wholesale market (between generators, traders and suppliers) / the retail market (suppliers → final consumers).
SENThe National Power System — Romania's electricity grid as a whole.
OTS / ODThe transmission system operator (Transelectrica) / the concession distribution operators (DEER, Delgaz Grid, DEO, Rețele Electrice România).
OPCOM / BRMThe two market operators: the historic power exchange, and the Romanian Commodities Exchange (active in electricity since 2024).
PZUThe day-ahead market — the daily auction for each hour; it sets the reference price (PIP).
PI (IDCT / IDA)The intraday market — corrections on the delivery day, through continuous matching (IDCT) or auctions (IDA).
PEThe balancing market — Transelectrica buys real-time increases or decreases in generation; deficit and surplus prices.
PCCB-LE-flex / PCCB-NCCentralised bilateral contract markets: extended auction with a flexible profile / continuous negotiation.
PC-OTCThe centralised over-the-counter negotiation market.
PCE-ESRE-CVThe market for electricity from renewable sources supported through green certificates.
PMC-BRM / PCT-BRMThe mixed contract market and the forward market, both run by BRM.
PIPThe market clearing price — the price resulting from the day-ahead auction.
TGThe grid injection tariff, paid by generators; included in the prices in the report.
CPTTechnological own consumption — the losses in the transmission and distribution networks, bought by the operators.
Regim concurențial / SU / UIA contract negotiated on the free market / universal service (a regulated tariff, households only) / supplier of last resort (automatic takeover).
FUISupplier of last resort — designated by ANRE to automatically take on customers left without a supplier (in May 2026: PPC Energie S.A.).
ProsumatorA consumer that also generates (typically rooftop panels) and delivers the surplus to the grid.
RRFa / RRFm / RIThe balancing reserves: frequency restoration with automatic or manual activation, and the replacement reserve.
IGCCThe European platform for netting imbalances between system operators (imbalance netting).
SDAC / SIDCThe single European coupling of the day-ahead and intraday markets — the national exchanges joined into one continental market.
C1 / C3 / HHIThe largest player's share / the top three's / the Herfindahl-Hirschman index (the sum of the squared shares; >2000 = a concentrated market).
Tranșe IA–IG / DA–DEThe European classification of non-household consumers (MWh/year) and household consumers (kWh/year), from Regulation (EU) 1952/2016.