The Consumers' Association criticizes the Parliament's decision to impose batteries for energy prosumers.
Irina Balcu
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The Consumers' Association argues that the decision to oblige prosumers to store energy in batteries will discourage the emergence of new prosumers. They also believe that the decision is retroactive, affecting prosumers already approved. The association awaits the publication of the laws in the Official Gazette to analyze them in more detail.
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