Country
Romania
AI data center dossier
Country
Romania
Operator
Romanian Ministry of Economy, EuroHPC JU, Romanian AI Gigafactory Consortium
Energy
Nuclear + renewables (proposed)
Tracked capacity
1.5 GW
State-reported program capacity | State reported
1,500 MW is the maximum proposed energy mix for a two-location Romanian AI gigafactory bid, not current delivered IT load.
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Readiness
86%
3 citations linked
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State-reported program capacity | State reported
2 dated fields available
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Romania's Black Sea AI Gigafactory is a proposed AI infrastructure bid submitted through the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking process, not a completed single-site campus. Government-based reporting says the project would involve more than 100,000 AI accelerators across two locations: Cernavoda for phase one and Doicesti for phase two. DataCenter Forum says the project would be powered by up to 1,500 MW of zero-emission energy, primarily nuclear, and SeeNews describes the same maximum energy mix for the bid. Balkan Green Energy News similarly reports that the project could require 1.5 GW of electricity capacity, combining nuclear power and renewables, and would serve Romania, the Black Sea region, and Serbia.
ADCI keeps the selected 1,500 MW figure as a state-reported proposed maximum program power envelope, not current delivered IT load. The record remains region-only because the public proposal spans Cernavoda and Doicesti.
No obvious coverage gaps detected in the current structured record.
Structured analysis covering this facility's operator and market context.