Taliva Enerji, which provides engineering, procurement and system integration services for solar and energy storage projects, delivered battery systems to site and completed their integration at the end of September for 160 MWh of the 520 MWh grid-scale storage portfolio it signed in Romania in 2026. The company plans to complete supply for the remainder by the end of the year.
32 projects across six locations
According to the company’s press release of 30 September 2026, Taliva’s storage portfolio in Romania has reached 32 signed projects and more than 520 MWh of capacity. Zorleni, Bălțești, Baba Ana, Mihăești, Gorj and Satu Mare are among the company’s project locations in the country. The work in Romania is carried out by Turkish engineering staff and local service teams.
PV, ESS and O&M from a single provider
Through its Taliva PV, Taliva ESS and Taliva O&M service lines, Taliva Enerji supports solar and storage investments from project assessment to long-term operation. In storage projects, system capacity and architecture are defined by assessing site conditions, grid connection requirements and operating targets, while technology selection, battery procurement, logistics and site integration are coordinated under Taliva ESS.
The control and optimisation layer uses the PowerKonnekt energy management system (EMS) developed by iNOVAT, in which Taliva holds an equity stake. According to the press release, the vendor-agnostic system optimises a portfolio of more than 1.5 GWh in nine European countries, including Finland, Italy and Romania.
Taliva Enerji CEO Mario Dalsarfati said delivering batteries to site and building a working system is a critical stage in successful storage projects, adding that the company offers an integrated service combining procurement with power conversion equipment, EMS software and grid requirements.
Next markets
With a 25-strong energy team in Türkiye and Romania, the company has more than six years of experience supplying renewable energy products in Europe. Taliva is carrying its experience in Romania over to localisation and market entry work in Italy, Poland, Ukraine and Greece.
Sources
- Taliva Enerji press release (via Yüzenada İletişim), 30.09.2026
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