COTROCENI PARK

COTROCENI PARK is a Romanian company whose commercial identity is tied to the electricity supply brand AFI Energy. According to its official website, the company operates as an electricity supplier on Romania's competitive market and has done so since 2011. It supplies electricity under Licence No. 981/2010, granted for a period of ten years by the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE), Romania's energy regulator. The company is registered and actively participates in Romania's centralised electricity markets, specifically PCCB-NC and PCCV. The company presents itself as a provider of optimal energy solutions for its customers, aiming to become an important and reference player in the Romanian electricity market through high-quality services and fair, long-term partnerships. Its service offering includes pre-contractual assistance, the conclusion and performance of contracts for transmission services, system services, and consumption curve administration. Its registered office is in Bucharest, Sector 6, on B-dul G-ral Vasile Milea, Nr. 4. On its website, the company reports that it has grown over the past six years, reaching a total volume sold to final customers of nearly 50,000 MWh. It also provides a green telephone line and links to key Romanian energy institutions such as ANRE, OPCOM, and Transelectrica. The AFI Energy website carries a 2016 copyright notice, indicating the period in which the site was published or last updated. Beyond the information published on its own website, little is publicly documented about the company's ownership structure, founding date, or financial performance. Wikidata classifies COTROCENI PARK simply as a Romanian company. The brand should be understood as a licensed Romanian electricity supplier operating under the AFI Energy name rather than as a consumer-facing retail brand with broad public recognition.

COTROCENI PARK is a Romanian company that operates in the electricity supply sector under the AFI Energy brand. Its history is documented primarily through its own official website and regulatory references. The company supplies electricity under Licence No. 981/2010, which was granted by the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) for a period of ten years. This licence is the foundational regulatory authorisation for its supply activity. According to the company's website, it has been an electricity supplier on Romania's competitive market since 2011. This suggests that commercial supply operations began in or around 2011, following the granting of the licence in 2010. The company states that it is registered and actively participates in Romania's centralised electricity markets, specifically PCCB-NC and PCCV. These are organised market platforms in Romania where electricity is traded. The company reports that it has grown over the past six years, reaching a total volume sold to final customers of nearly 50,000 MWh. The website carries a copyright notice dated 2016, which indicates the approximate time when this growth statement was published. The company's registered office is in Bucharest, Sector 6, on B-dul G-ral Vasile Milea, Nr. 4. Beyond these facts, the public record is sparse. Wikidata classifies COTROCENI PARK simply as a Romanian company, without further detail on founding, ownership, or corporate history. There is no widely available information about changes in ownership, mergers, acquisitions, or leadership. The brand's history is therefore best understood as that of a licensed Romanian electricity supplier operating under the AFI Energy name, with a focus on serving final customers and participating in centralised energy markets.

• ANRE grants Licence No. 981/2010 for electricity supply, valid for ten years.

• Company begins supplying electricity on Romania's competitive market (as stated on its website).

• Company reports reaching nearly 50,000 MWh sold to final customers over the past six years; website carries a 2016 copyright notice.

A licensed Romanian electricity supplier aiming to become an important reference player through high-quality services and long-term partnerships.

• Electricity supply

  Supply of electricity to final customers under ANRE Licence No. 981/2010.

• Transmission services contracting

  Assistance with conclusion and performance of contracts for transmission services.

• System services

  Provision related to system services.

• Consumption curve administration

  Administration of consumption curves for customers.

1. 1AFI ENERGY – ENERGY MEANS EFFICIENCYafienergy.ro
2. 2COTROCENI PARK - Wikidatawikidata.org