Teofil Muresan

Teofil Mureșan
Founder and Chairman of E-INFRA

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The Entrepreneur Who Built
the Infrastructure Modern
Economies Depend On

There are entrepreneurs who build visible brands, and there are entrepreneurs who build the systems without which today’s world could no longer function. Teofil Mureșan belongs to the latter category. His name is not associated with businesses that enjoy constant public visibility, but rather with the discreet infrastructure that underpins economic life: energy, telecommunications, networks, and specialized technological construction projects that allow companies, cities, and communities to operate at today’s pace.

 

An engineer by training and a graduate of the Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, he has always taken a technical approach to business and development. He does not speak about growth in abstract terms, but in terms of projects, capacities, and investments. His entrepreneurial journey began with Electrogrup, a company that would later become one of the core pillars of the E-INFRA Group. From there, the company’s activities gradually expanded into complementary sectors, with each stage building on the experience gained in the previous one.

 

Teofil Mureșan recognized early on that the future would belong to companies capable of connecting industries that, at first glance, appear distinct: energy requires technology, telecommunications require infrastructure, and cities require networks and connectivity. This insight gave rise to the E-INFRA model.

Today, the Group brings together Electrogrup—an EPC contractor specializing in energy infrastructure, civil infrastructure, and specialized construction projects; Nova Power & Gas, one of the most important players in the Romanian energy market; Direct One, owner of one of the country’s most significant neutral long-distance fiber-optic networks; WEESEE; and Netcity, a successful public-private partnership built around Bucharest’s underground fiber-optic infrastructure. Diversification was never pursued solely for revenue growth, but for integration: companies that complement one another, where expertise in one field supports development in another.

 

In recent years, energy has become the field in which his vision is most clearly demonstrated. The transition to renewable sources and the growing pressure on energy systems have created a new kind of challenge: it is no longer enough to generate green energy; balancing, flexibility, and the ability to integrate new sources into the grid have become essential. Today, Nova Power & Gas is the market leader in energy storage, operating the largest installed battery storage capacity in Romania. The Florești BESS facility, commissioned in December 2025, doubled the country’s total energy storage capacity overnight.

 

The same logic is evident in integrated energy projects where generation, storage, and balancing are designed together—the difference between an investor pursuing isolated opportunities and an entrepreneur building systems. A clear example is the energy complex in Câmpia Turzii, which combines renewable generation, gas-fired generation, and energy storage on a single site. Its centerpiece, a 160 MW combined-cycle power plant, is scheduled to enter partial operation by the end of 2026. Internationally, his participation in discussions on energy security and infrastructure shows that his concerns extend beyond Romania’s borders.

 

Perhaps Teofil Mureșan’s most distinctive trait is the way he combines the mindset of an engineer with that of an entrepreneur. He has the patience of someone who understands that infrastructure takes time to build, and the intuition of someone who knows when it is time to take the next step. He understands that the future belongs not only to those who produce energy or transmit data, but also to those who build the networks through which energy, information, and development can flow.Perhaps Teofil Mureșan’s most distinctive trait is the way he combines the mindset of an engineer with that of an entrepreneur. He has the patience of someone who understands that infrastructure takes time to build, and the intuition of someone who knows when it is time to take the next step. He understands that the future belongs not only to those who produce energy or transmit data, but also to those who build the networks through which energy, information, and development can flow.

Under his leadership, E-INFRA has become one of Romania’s most important private players in critical infrastructure—a group that integrates energy, telecommunications, and technological construction into a single ecosystem and invests in the capabilities on which economic performance depends: generation, storage, networks, and connectivity.

About E-INFRA

Since 1997, E-INFRA Group has been a leader in delivering integrated infrastructure in Romania across the energy, construction, and telecommunications sectors.• One of Romania’s largest EPC contractors for
infrastructure projects
• A major service provider in the energy and
telecommunications industries
• Romania’s largest neutral owner and operator of
telecommunications infrastructure
Key Figures
• 5 companies in the portfolio
• 1,600+ employees
• 800 million revenue (2025)
Investments
• More than €500 million invested over the past five
years
• More than €250 million in ongoing investment
projects planned for 2026
Energy at a Glance
• 500+ MW installed capacity
• 760 GWh annual energy production