Romania is expanding nuclear capacity with U.S. partnership, developing Black Sea natural gas resources, and growing renewable energy infrastructure.
Romania is pursuing an ambitious energy strategy combining nuclear power expansion, Black Sea natural gas development, and renewable energy growth. With approximately 19% nuclear power and growing renewable capacity, Romania is positioning itself as a regional energy security provider.
Kentucky has complementary energy expertise and opportunities:
Collaboration on small modular reactors (SMRs), nuclear fuel supply, and reactor construction projects.
U.S. expertise in offshore drilling, production, and LNG infrastructure for Black Sea gas projects.
Solar panel and wind turbine component manufacturing partnerships leveraging Romanian production capacity.
Battery storage technology and grid modernization projects supporting renewable integration.
Nuclear and renewable energy training programs connecting Romanian and Kentucky institutions.
Coal-to-clean energy expertise sharing between Kentucky and Romanian energy regions.
Contact the Honorary Consulate to discuss energy partnerships, nuclear cooperation, or renewable energy opportunities between Romania and Kentucky.
