Key Market Indicators
Romania's electricity generation is projected to slightly decline over the next five years. Forecasts indicate that by 2028, the country's output will drop to approximately 54 terawatt-hours, down from nearly 54 terawatt-hours in 2023. This represents a modest annual decrease of 0.1%. Historically, Romania's electricity supply has been on a downward trend, with an average yearly reduction of 3.6% since 1990. In the global rankings for 2023, Romania held the 51st position. Singapore edged ahead with an identical generation level of around 54 terawatt-hours. The top spots in the global ranking were dominated by major economies. The United States took the second position, followed by India and Russia in third and fourth, respectively.
