The liberalization of the natural gas market has led to attractive offers, but the energy crisis has forced government intervention.
Petru Nicolaescu
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The energy crisis has led to major changes, requiring government intervention in both the liberalized market for household consumers and the competitive market for industrial consumers. The Competition Council believes stricter rules are needed in the natural gas market, given the changes in the European energy market and the fragility of suppliers.
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