{"version":"1.0","report":{"type":"case_study","label":"Case Study","publication_status":"published","evidence_policy":"Reported, derived and estimated claims are labelled separately; unavailable evidence is not represented as fact.","slug":"siw-case-study-2026-09-21","title":"Romanian BESS bankability after the spread trade.","description":"The investment case is no longer “does Romania have enough volatility for batteries?” The relevant question is whether a project still services capital after more batteries compete for the same evening spreads and balancing products. The answer is yes for a narrow class of projects: secure bidirectional grid rights, disciplined 2–4 hour sizing, bankable equipment and integration, revenue models built from dispatch rather than headline spreads, and financing structures that do not require today’s balancing economics to persist unchanged.","market_period":"Focused market case study","published_at":"2026-09-21 00:42:23","path":"/case-studies/2026-09-21-romanian-bess-bankability-after-the-spread-trade","url":"https://solarindustry.ro/case-studies/2026-09-21-romanian-bess-bankability-after-the-spread-trade","citation":"Solar Industry Romania. “Romanian BESS bankability after the spread trade..” Case Study."}}