The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, presented 5 measures for reducing the price of electricity, aiming for energy independence and market transparency.
Sanziana Georgescu
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Bogdan Ivan announced, during a press conference, five measures aimed at reducing electricity prices for Romanians. These include operationalizing a Market Maker mechanism for liquidity, increasing transparency through transaction guarantees, introducing dynamic tariffs, lowering purchase prices for distributors, and integrating energy efficiency programs. Ivan emphasizes the importance of European negotiations for extending the operation of coal-fired power plants until 2030, in order to keep prices affordable.
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Ministrul Energiei a prezentat 5 măsuri concrete pentru scăderea preţului energiei electrice pentru români: Obiectivul meu este clar: energie mai ieftină decât media europeană, independenţă energetică şi reguli eficiente pentru toţi actorii din piaţă
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