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Romania is facing high electricity prices, which can be explained by a number of factors, such as a drop in wind power production.

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10 July 2024, 09:50
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The reasons for high prices include low wind power production, the Austria-Hungary interconnection used to its maximum, the planned overhaul of Nuclearelectrica and others. The Energy Minister stressed the importance of accelerated investments in renewable energy and in increasing interconnection capacity between Romania and neighboring countries.

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România este şi azi a doua cea mai scumpă piaţă de energie din Europa, după Ungaria. Ministerul Energiei vine în sfârşit cu explicaţii. Sebastian Burduja: "La noi ajunge prea puţină energie ieftină din vest. Din păcate, în energie investiţiile durează, nu se fac de pe o zi pe alta"
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România este şi azi a doua cea mai scumpă piaţă de energie din Europa, după Ungaria. Ministerul Energiei vine în sfârşit cu explicaţii. Sebastian Burduja: "La noi ajunge prea puţină energie ieftină din vest. Din păcate, în energie investiţiile durează, nu se fac de pe o zi pe alta"
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Burduja: România înregistrează, pe piaţa spot, preţuri la energie electrică peste media ţărilor europene, fără impact negativ în facturi - Economica.net

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