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cision no. 195/2022 for the approval of the State Aid Scheme regarding the support of investments intended to promote the production of energy from less exploited renewable sources, namely biomass, biogas, geothermal energy, and the State Aid Scheme regarding the support of investments in high-efficiency cogeneration Single It is designed as an aid scheme regarding investments promoting energy production from less exploited renewable sources, such as biomass, biogas, and geothermal energy, and acquisitions in high-efficiency cogeneration energy-producing installations. In principle, the goal is targeted towards a more efficient economy regarding resources. Moreover, it stresses the achievement of EU objectives regarding the use of energy from renewable sources, the increase in production, the share of energy from renewable sources, and the reduction of carbon emissions in the atmosphere. L77 76 Law no. 254 of July 20, 2022 for the amendment and completion of the Land Fund Law no. 18/1991 and other normative acts Single The land fund law is updated with the possibility of placing investment objects on quality class III, IV, and V agricultural lands. The specific investment has to be the production of electric energy from renewable sources: production capacity of solar energy, wind energy, energy from biomass, bioliquids, and biogas on agricultural land located outside the village with a maximum area of ​​50 ha. L78 77 Law no. 248 of July 20, 2022 regarding the approval of the Government's Emergency Ordinance no. 143/2021 for the amendment and completion of the Electricity and Natural Gas Law no. 123/2012, as well as for the modification of some normative acts Single The amendment and completion of the Electricity and Natural Gas Law no. 123/2012 encourages the production of electrical energy from renewable sources. It guarantees that the produced energy is received into the national grid. Participation in energy sector activities of local energy communities is ensured. At the same time, prosumers are exempted from the obligation to purchase annual and quarterly green certificates provided in Law no. 220/2008 for electricity produced from renewable sources and used at the place of production for their own final consumption. At the same time, the same producers can conclude directly negotiated contracts only with the final consumer suppliers for the sale of green certificates issued for the electricity produced and delivered. L79 78 Decision No. 1.172 of September 21, 2022 for the approval of the National Strategy for Forests 2030 Single The strategy will provide the necessary tools for implementing decisions regarding efficient resource use and cascading use of wood, dependence on primary resources, and harmful emissions, simultaneously changing the economic model and creating the premises for increasing the number of new jobs. Moreover, it foresees the establishment of a more accurate data about wood and forests, increasing the use of wood and enhancing ecosystem services, supporting initiatives on cross-sectoral coordination and capacity building between actors in the forest sector, regulating timber control through a chain of custody instrument (SUMAL). L80 79 National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR), 2021-2026 Single The plan tackles forestry in Part 2 - Forests and biodiversity protection with investments towards afforestation and reforestation, enhancing and establishing new tree nurseries, updated management plans for strictly protected habitats; forest restoration and species conservation as well as watershed protection. It also supports the implementation of other national policies such as PNIESC 2021-2030 and National forest strategy 2030. L81 80 Law no. 211/2011 regarding waste management, with subsequent amendments Single Establishes requirements for preventing and reducing the adverse impact of the generation and management of waste. Starting with 2012, the public local authorities shall assure the separate collection for at least paper, metal, plastic and glass. Also, till 2020, the produces and the local public authorities shall achieve a preparation level for reuse and recycling (at least 50% of the total waste mass - paper, metal, plastic, glass from municipal waste) and a preparation level for reuse, recycling and other recovery operation (at least 70% of the non hazardous waste mass from construction and demolition activities). L82 81 GEO no. 92/2021 regarding waste management, approved by Law no. 17/2023 Single The GEO establishes measures to prevent and reduce the generation of waste, to reduce the adverse effects determined by the generation and management of waste and to reduce the general effects determined by the use of resources and to increase the efficiency of their use, for ensuring the transition to a circular economy and guaranteeing long-term competitiveness. Repeals Law no. 211/2011 regarding waste management L83 82 GD no. 942/2017 approving the National Waste Management Plan Single Includes clear and coherent measures to achieve the objectives of preparation for reuse and recycling of waste L84 83 Law no. 249/2015 regarding the method of managing packaging and packaging waste, with subsequent amendments Single Establishes the measures intended to prevent the production of packaging waste, the reuse of packaging, recycling and other forms of recovery of packaging waste and, consequently, the reduction of the final disposal of such waste L85 84 GEO no. 5/2015 regarding waste from electric and electronic equipment Single Establish measures to protect the environment and public health by preventing or reducing the negative effects of the generation and management of waste electrical and electronic equipment, by reducing the overall effects of the use of resources and by improving the efficiency of the use of these resources, L86 85 GD no. 349/2005 on landfill of waste, amended and supplemented by GD no. 201/2007 and GD no. 1292/2010 Single Establishes the national targets concerning the reduction of the quantities of biodegradable waste landfilled, comparing to the year 1995, in line with transition period. Also, establishes the compliance calendar for the existing landfills (41 non-compliant municipal landfills in operation between 2013-2017, shall stop operating by 2017). L87 86 GEO no. 2/2021 on landfill of waste Single The GEO, repealing the GD no. 349/2005, establishes the legal framework for carrying out the activity of waste storage, by progressively reducing the disposal by storage of waste that can be recycled or recovered and introduces measures to prevent and reduce negative effects on the environment and population health L88 87 Law no. 181/2020 regarding the management of compostable non-hazardous waste Single Establishes the legal framework for carrying out non -hazardous compostable waste management activities, by recycling/reuse the anaerobic compost/digestion option, in order to protect human health and the environment. L89 88 GD no. 188/2002 for the approval of certain norms concerning the conditions of discharging the waste water into aquatic environment, with subsequent amendments Single "Establishes the requirements concerning the collection systems, treatment and discharge of waste water, in line with the transition periods: - collection of urban waste water - compliance to be ensured by December 31st 2013 (agglomerations with more than 10,000 inhabitants), respectively by December 31st 2018 (agglomerations with less than 10,000 inhabitants); - treatment and discharge of urban waste waters – compliance to be ensured by December 31st 2015 (agglomerations with more than 10.000 inhabitants), respectively by December 31st 2018 (agglomerations with less than 10.000 inhabitants)." L90 90 Combustion in Energy Industry and Manufacturing and Construction Industry sectors WEM ( with existing measures) Group 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9; 10; 12; 13; 14; 15; 16; 17 Reduction of GHG emissions in Energy Industry and Manufacturing and Construction Industry sectors L91 89 Improving solid waste management Single This PaM includes a set of additional measures included in planned Operational Programmes 2021-2027, focused on improving solid waste management, through efficient waste management in order to accelerate the transition to the circular economy. Details on measures forseen are presented in PaMs Report (chapter 3.2 Information on WAM projection scenario, 3.2.5 Waste sector) L92 91 Transport WEM ( with existing measures) Group 1; 2; 5; 7; 8; 9; 10; 11; 21; 22; 23; 24; 25; 26; 27; 28; 29; 30; 31; 32; 33; 34; 35 Reduction of GHG emissions in Transport sector L93 92 Other sectors (services, residential, agriculture) Group 1; 10; 11; 37; 38; 39; 40; 41; 42; 43; 44; 5; 6; 7; 8; 9 Reduction of GHG emissions in Other sectors L94 93 Industrial Processes and Product Use sector Group 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 48; 49; 50 Reduction of GHG emissions in Industrial Processes and Product Use sector L95 94 Agriculture Group 1; 2; 3; 5; 53; 54; 55; 56; 57; 58; 59; 60; 61; 62; 63 Reduction of GHG emissions in Agriculture sector L96 95 LULUCF WEM (with existing measures) Group 66; 67; 68; 69 Reduction of GHG emissions in LULUCF sector L97 96 Waste WEM (with existing measures) Group 1; 2; 3; 5; 10; 11; 80; 81; 82; 83; 84; 85; 86; 87; 88 Reduction of GHG emissions in Waste sector L98 97 Combustion in Energy Industry and Manufacturing and Construction Industry sectors WAM ( with additional measures) Group 19; 20 Reduction of GHG emissions in Energy Industry and Manufacturing and Construction Industry sectors L99 98 Transport WAM (with additional measures) Group 36 Reduction of GHG emissions in Transport sector L100 99 Other sectors (services, residential, agriculture) Group 45; 46; 47 Reduction of GHG emissions in Other sectors L101 100 Industrial Processes and Product Use sector Group 51; 52 Reduction of GHG emissions in Industrial Processes and Product Use sector L102 101 Agriculture Group 64 Reduction of GHG emissions in Agriculture sector L103 102 LULUCF WAM (with additional measures) Group 70; 71; 72; 73; 74; 75; 76; 77; 78; 79 Reduction of GHG emissions in LULUCF sector L104 103 Waste WAM (with additional measures) Group 89 Reduction of GHG emissions in Waste sector Table_1 L1 Fk_PaMs GeographicalCoverage QuantifiedObjective AssessmentContribution TypePolicyInstrument OtherPolicyInstrument UnionPolicyList RelevantProvision OtherRelevantProvision UnionPolicy StatusImplementation ImplementationPeriodStart ImplementationPeriodFinish ImplementationPeriodComment Comments UpdReason Explanation Progress L2 1 National Not assessed. Regulatory 14; 3; 4; 41; 7; 8 Achieve the national contribution to the 2030 binding Union target for renewable energy as indicated in point (Art. 4(a)(2) of REDII), including sector- and technology-specific measures Art. 20(b)(1) of Governance Regulation; Consumer information, empowering programme, information and training Art. 12 and 17 EED; Demand response and efficiency in transformation and distribution networks Art. 15 EED; District heating and cooling Art. 24 REDII; Efficiency in heating and cooling (cogeneration, district heating and cooling) Art. 14 EED; Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme Art. 7 EED; Long Term Renovation Strategy Art. 2a EPBD; Mainstreaming renewable energy in heating and cooling Art. 23 REDII; Mainstreaming renewable energy in the transport sector Art. 25 REDII; Promotion of the use of energy from biomass Art. 20(b)(8) of Governance Regulation 2020 targets Related Implemented 2016 2020 The implementing plan of the Climate Change Strategy was elaborated and implemented within 2016-2020 period. Post 2020, part of the Strategy will be implemented through the NECP actions. Romania achieved its 2020 Targets, supported by this PaM, as follows: Renewable Energy target of , energy efficiency, Effort Sharing Decision target in the non-ETS sectors. Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Post 2020, part of the Strategy will be implemented through the NECP actions. The Romanian targets for 2020 were achieved. L3 2 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory Achieve the national contribution to the 2030 binding Union target for renewable energy as indicated in point (Art. 4(a)(2) of REDII), including sector- and technology-specific measures Art. 20(b)(1) of Governance Regulation; Calculation rules with regard to the minimum shares of renewable energy in the transport sector Art. 27 REDII; Consumer information, empowering programme, information and training Art. 12 and 17 EED; Demand response and efficiency in transformation and distribution networks Art. 15 EED; District heating and cooling Art. 24 REDII; Efficiency in heating and cooling (cogeneration, district heating and cooling) Art. 14 EED; Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme Art. 7 EED; Long Term Renovation Strategy Art. 2a EPBD; Mainstreaming renewable energy in heating and cooling Art. 23 REDII; Mainstreaming renewable energy in the transport sector Art. 25 REDII; Promotion of the use of energy from biomass Art. 20(b)(8) of Governance Regulation Non related Implemented 2018 2030 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure On track L4 3 National Not assessed. Regulatory 42 Related Implemented 2014 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Related information is not available. L5 4 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 3 Related Implemented 2007 2030 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure On track. L6 5 National 2030 national ESR target: - 2 % compared to 2005 Not assessed. Regulatory 2 Efficiency in heating and cooling (cogeneration, district heating and cooling) Art. 14 EED Related Implemented 2021 2030 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure on track L7 6 National 2030: the share of energy from renewable sources in gross final consumption of energy is 30.7% Not assessed Economic; Regulatory 14 Related Implemented 2010 2030 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Achievement 2020 renewables target L8 7 National Not assessed. Regulatory 7 Related Implemented 2014 2030 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates on track L9 8 National ESR emissions: -2% compared to 2005 level; RES in gross final energy consumption: 30.7% in 2030; Energy efficiency: reduction of primary energy consumption (45.1%) and reduction of final energy consumption (40.4%), compared to the PRIMES 2007 projection 2030). Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 1 Achieve the national contribution to the 2030 binding Union target for renewable energy as indicated in point (Art. 4(a)(2) of REDII), including sector- and technology-specific measures Art. 20(b)(1) of Governance Regulation; Consumer information, empowering programme, information and training Art. 12 and 17 EED; Demand response and efficiency in transformation and distribution networks Art. 15 EED; District heating and cooling Art. 24 REDII; Efficiency in heating and cooling (cogeneration, district heating and cooling) Art. 14 EED; Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme Art. 7 EED; Long Term Renovation Strategy Art. 2a EPBD; Mainstreaming renewable energy in heating and cooling Art. 23 REDII; Mainstreaming renewable energy in the transport sector Art. 25 REDII; Promotion of the use of energy from biomass Art. 20(b)(8) of Governance Regulation Related Implemented 2021 2030 Adoption of a new measure, conclusion of agreement, publication of legislation on track L10 9 National The national target for reducing the primary energy consumption is 19% in 2020 as compared to the value envisaged under the PRIMES 2007 programme, in the realistic scenario Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 7 Related Expired 2017 2020 Abolition/termination/completion of measure on track L11 10 National Not assessed. Economic 5 Related Implemented 2021 Abolition/termination/completion of measure on track L12 11 National Not assessed. Economic Non related Implemented 2021 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Not available information L13 12 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 1; 14; 2; 3; 7 Related Implemented 2019 2030 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure Not assessed L14 13 National Not assessed. Regulatory 15 Related Implemented 2011 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Not assessed. L15 14 National Not assessed. Regulatory 10 Related Implemented 2014 Other Not assessed. L16 15 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 7 Related Implemented 2007 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates Not assessed L17 16 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 7 Related Implemented 2019 2027 Adoption of a new measure, conclusion of agreement, publication of legislation not assessed L18 17 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 18 Related Implemented 2012 Continuation of existing measures/no significant updates on track L19 18 National Not assessed. Regulatory 2; 3; 47; 7; 8 Related Implemented 2011 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure Not assessed. L20 19 National Not assessed. Economic 5 Related Planned 2023 Amendments, implementation or design changes and extension of an on-going measure Not assessed. L21 20 National Not assessed. Economic 5 Related Planned 2023 Adoption of a new measure, conclusion of agreement, publication of legislation on track L22 21 National Not assessed. Economic; Regulatory 4; 47 Calculation rules with regard to the minimum shares of renewable energy in the transport sector Art. 27 REDII Related Implemented 2016 2030 Amendments, implementati