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15 June 19:26

Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja announces monthly support for vulnerable energy consumers, replacing price caps with an effective mechanism

Emese Grancsa

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After the liberalization of the energy market on 1 July, vulnerable consumers will benefit from monthly support in the form of a voucher to help them pay their bills. The price cap mechanism will be replaced by a more efficient approach targeting low-income people. Burduja stresses that Romania will leave no one behind and aims to increase energy efficiency. In his two-year review, he highlighted attracting €14 billion for investment in the energy sector, keeping prices under control and carrying out significant projects.

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