ANRE says it will not bow to external pressure and will continue public consultations without compromising the legislation.
Adrian Rusu
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The National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE) emphasizes that while it is open to dialogue with the public, it will not adopt regulations under pressure of blackmail or in contradiction with existing legislation. This position was taken after receiving some 400 petitions, reflecting citizens' concerns about the regulations.
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