www.economica.net/regele-bateriilor-romanul-care-a

E-Infra, led by Teofil Mureșan, plans to add 1,000 MWh of battery storage next year, expanding its capacity in Romania. The company currently holds over 1,000 MWh of the country's total 2,700 MWh storage capacity. A new battery installation in Cluj will enhance its market leadership. Nova Power and Gas recently installed a 100.3 MW battery in Câmpia Turzii, set for official launch in December. E-Infra also operates gas plants and solar parks, with future investments planned in Satu Mare.