Bogdan Ivan stated that gas prices will not increase, and that work is being done to reduce electricity costs for consumers.
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The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, stated that no price increases for gas are expected and that efforts are being made to reduce the price of electricity for consumers. He emphasized the importance of increasing production capacities, with visible effects in about a year and a half, mentioning that nearly 2000 megawatts will be added to national production. Ivan detailed that each project has been evaluated and monitored weekly to ensure progress.
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