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Sebastian Burduja states that the current aid scheme for vulnerable Romanians, through energy vouchers, needs to be periodically evaluated for effectiveness.

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Burduja emphasizes the importance of directing support towards vulnerable Romanians through the 50 lei energy vouchers, mentioning that the periodic evaluation of this scheme is essential. He believes that the solution for reducing energy bills lies in investments, such as the 14 billion euros from European funds, which will increase the production and storage capacity of energy. Additionally, there is discussion about a proposal that would limit the cost of energy for certain income categories, in the context of rising prices generated by recent crises.

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