PACE accuses Environment Minister Diana Buzoianu of intending to cancel the 'Rabla' and 'Casa Verde 2025' programs, redirecting the funds to CFR Călători.
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The Association of Energy Consumers and Communities in Romania (APCE) accuses the new environment minister, Diana Buzoianu, of plans to halt the 'Rabla' and 'Casa Verde 2025' programs, which are essential to support green energy and reduce energy bills. These measures could redirect funds to CFR Călători, a company considered bankrupt. PACE highlights the negative impact on more than 120,000 prosumers and calls for these vital household programs to be maintained. Criticism targets the minister's lack of experience and questions about the existing rail infrastructure.
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Asociaţia Prosumatorilor şi Comunităţilor de Energie din România: Programul Casa Verde 2025 ar putea fi desfiinţat si înlocuit cu programe-fantomă, cum ar fi “Rabla Feroviar”
Asociaţia Prosumatorilor: Programul Casa Verde 2025 ar putea fi desfiinţat si înlocuit cu programe-fantomă, cum ar fi "Rabla Feroviar" / "De ce sunt pedepsiţi cetăţenii interesaţi să producă şi să stocheze energie curată, pentru a salva un sistem ineficient?"
O asociație de profil spune că "Rabla" și "Casa Verde" dispar în 2025. "O mișcare cinică menită să redirecționeze banii către o companie de stat falimentară"
APCE: Programul Casa Verde 2025 ar putea fi desfiinţat si înlocuit cu programe-fantomă
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