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18 September 18:49

The Minister of Energy warns about the risks of blackouts and rising energy prices if coal mines are closed according to European commitments.

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Romania requests the European Commission for a derogation to postpone the closure of coal mines, as the gas plants needed for replacement are not ready. Premature closure could lead to increases in energy prices and the loss of thousands of jobs. Although coal contributes 15% to national energy, alternative projects are not progressing, and miners are worried about their future. The government has allocated funds to secure mining operations post-closure, but uncertainty remains.

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Ministrul Energiei: Pericol de „blackout” dacă nu păstrăm centralele pe cărbune. Se cere derogare CE
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România riscă să intre în blackout, dacă va închide centralele pe cărbune
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România riscă să rămână fără curent dacă se închid centralele pe cărbune! Anunțul făcut de ministrul Energiei, Bogdan Ivan
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Ministrul Energiei prevestește un blackout la iarnă în România, dacă Bruxelles-ul nu ne mai lasă să folosim centralele pe cărbune. Câtă energie a prosdus cărbunele iarna trecută
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Avertismentul ministrului Energiei: ”România riscă un blackout”
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"România poate să ajungă în blackout". Situația asupra căreia atrage atenția ministrul Energiei
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Ministrul Energiei dezvăluie - România poate risca chiar un blackout. Negocierile cu CE pentru amânarea închiderii termocentralelor pe cărbune
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România, în pericol de blackout dacă închide centralele pe cărbune. Bogdan Ivan: "Negociez cu cei de la Comisia Europeană"
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Riscăm un blackout dacă se închid centralele pe cărbune. Avertismentul ministrului Energiei: Poate să ducă la blocarea României

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The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, stated that Romania pays among the highest energy prices in the EU due to decarbonization policies and the inefficient management of the energy system.
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CE Oltenia has permanently shut down the power plants in Turceni and Ișalnița, following the withdrawal of licenses by ANRE, affecting 4,500 employees.
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PNL MEP Virgil Popescu announces that the closure of coal power plants in Oltenia has been postponed, but the future of the region relies on gas and renewable energy.
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The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, claims that Romania has some of the highest energy prices in Europe, due to previous decisions regarding production capacities.
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