Thousands of Romanians who signed up for the Casa Verde Fotovoltaice program in 2023 risk losing the 20,000 lei funding after the company that received the advance did not carry out the work.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Technology Artificial World SRL (TAW Energy) has managed to beat out the competition by offering 6W panels at the price of 3W, so that over 5,000 Romanians signed a contract and paid 2,000 lei in advance. After seeing that work was not starting, dissatisfied customers appealed to the ANPC and the police, which has 9 criminal investigations open against TAW Energy.
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