Site control and route rights
Ownership, superficies, lease, easements, access, cable routes and substation land.
Renewable projects Romania / Romania
We assist investors, developers and project owners with Romanian solar, wind and hybrid projects where land, grid, permitting, ANRE and contracts must work together before the project has real value.
Discuss your projectThe decision in front of you
A Romanian renewable project is not valuable only because it has megawatts on a teaser. Value depends on land rights, ATR and connection status, permitting, environmental approvals, ANRE authorisations, project contracts and the ability to finance or sell the asset.
Our response
We test whether the claimed stage is supported by documents. Vendor files are cleaned before buyers or lenders start diligence.
We agree the depth of the review and the work needed for your decision. The scope can cover the following workstreams.
Ownership, superficies, lease, easements, access, cable routes and substation land.
Urbanism certificate, PUZ where needed, environmental procedure, building permit and special approvals.
ATR status, connection agreement, capacity, guarantees, connection works and deadlines.
Establishment authorisation, generation licence and regulatory timing.
EPC, O&M, supply, PPA, balancing and interface documents.
Data room review, red flags, CPs and buyer/lender questions.
From instruction to delivery
Clear responsibilities, a documented position and actions tied to the next decision.
Separate early-stage, advanced, RTB and bankable status by document evidence.
Identify what is missing, expired, inconsistent or held by the wrong entity.
Turn gaps into remedial steps, CPs, disclosures and closing logic.
First conversation
RTB is not a fixed statutory label. It should be tested against the building permit, grid connection, land rights, ANRE status, environmental approvals and project contracts.
The key documents usually include land rights, urbanism certificate, environmental acts, ATR, connection agreement, building permit, ANRE authorisation or licence and project contracts.
Yes, but the acquisition should test whether the project company holds the relevant rights and whether permits, grid status and contracts are transferable or bankable.
Your next step
Tell us the issue, the parties involved and the decision date. We will agree the scope and next steps with you.