ELCATA MHC

ELCATA MHC is a Romanian energy company that presents itself as a producer of green electricity, with an installed capacity of 6.5 MW based on hydro power. Its official website describes the business as a 'Producator de energie electrica verde' (producer of green electricity) and highlights hydro energy as its core generation technology. The company operates from an office in Romania at Str. Iuliu Maniu nr. 47, et 4, birou 415-416, and maintains a public contact point for energy matters at energie@elcata.ro, alongside telephone lines for general information and financial matters. Beyond generation, ELCATA MHC appears in the Romanian electricity and natural gas market as a supplier and market participant. Its website includes sections for customer relations, complaints and interruptions, documents, licences, and an offer comparator for supply-type contracts, which are typical features of a licensed electricity and gas supplier serving final customers. The site also publishes regulatory notices, including Government Emergency Ordinance no. 6 of 27 February 2025 concerning measures applicable to final customers in the electricity market for the period 1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025 and in the natural gas market for the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, as well as amendments to energy-sector normative acts. This indicates that the company follows and communicates Romanian energy-market regulation to its customers. The company also references earlier compensation schemes, notably the procedure and deadlines for settling amounts under the compensation scheme approved by Orders 1,155/1,240/1,480 of 2021, implementing Government Emergency Ordinance 118/2021 on a compensation scheme for electricity and natural gas consumption during the 2021-2022 cold season. Such notices are aimed at consumers of electricity and natural gas and show ELCATA MHC's role in administering regulated tariff adjustments, including transport, distribution, cogeneration, green certificates, and excise components. ELCATA MHC is identified in public structured data as a Romanian company. Its public-facing identity is therefore that of a domestic Romanian energy business combining green hydro generation with electricity and gas supply activities. The available evidence does not specify its founding year, ownership structure, or listing status, and no parent company or group affiliation is stated. Its positioning rests on green electricity production and on serving Romanian final customers in a regulated market environment.

ELCATA MHC is a Romanian company active in the energy sector. Public structured data identifies it simply as a Romanian company, and its own website presents it as a producer of green electricity with an installed capacity of 6.5 MW based on hydro power. This places the company among Romania's smaller independent green-generation players, using water as its primary renewable resource. Over time, the company's public communications have expanded beyond generation to include the supply side of the energy market. Its website now carries the standard apparatus of a Romanian electricity and natural gas supplier: a customer-relations section, a channel for complaints and interruptions, a documents library, a licences page, and a comparator of supply offers. These features indicate that ELCATA MHC serves final customers and operates under Romanian energy-market licensing and regulation. A significant part of the company's public record consists of regulatory notices. ELCATA MHC has published information on the compensation scheme for electricity and natural gas consumption during the 2021-2022 cold season, established by Government Emergency Ordinance 118/2021 and implemented through Orders 1,155/1,240/1,480 of 2021. The notice explains the procedure and deadlines for settling amounts and refers to adjustments to transport, distribution, cogeneration, green certificate, and excise components of tariffs. This reflects the company's role in applying state-mandated price-compensation mechanisms on behalf of household and other final consumers. More recently, the company has published Government Emergency Ordinance no. 6 of 27 February 2025, which sets out measures applicable to final customers in the electricity market for the period 1 April 2025 to 30 June 2025 and in the natural gas market for the period 1 April 2025 to 31 March 2026, and which amends and supplements certain energy-sector normative acts. By hosting this material, ELCATA MHC continues to act as an information channel between Romanian energy regulators and its customer base. The available evidence does not record the company's founding date, founders, ownership, or any listing on a stock exchange. Its history is therefore best documented through its dual identity as a small hydro-based green generator and a regulated supplier of electricity and natural gas to Romanian final customers, with a public profile centred on compliance with and communication of Romanian energy legislation.

• Publication of information on the compensation scheme for electricity and natural gas consumption for the 2021-2022 cold season under GEO 118/2021 and Orders 1,155/1,240/1,480 of 2021.

• Publication of Government Emergency Ordinance no. 6 of 2025 on final-customer measures in the electricity and natural gas markets.

Romanian green electricity producer and licensed energy supplier focused on hydro generation and final-customer supply.

• Green electricity from hydro power

  Electricity generated from hydro sources, with 6.5 MW installed capacity.

• Electricity supply contracts

  Supply offers for final customers, supported by an online offer comparator.

• Natural gas supply

  Natural gas supply to final customers, subject to Romanian market regulation.

1. 1ELCATA MHC official websiteelcata.ro
2. 2ELCATA MHC on Wikidatawikidata.org