Bogdan Ivan, the Minister of Energy, announced in Parliament Romania's priorities for accessing the Modernization Fund, a major source of funding for the national energy system. Romania has access to up to 10 billion euros from European funds, intended for the modernization of energy transport and distribution networks, the construction of wind and solar parks, as well as the implementation of energy efficiency projects in various sectors. Ivan emphasizes the importance of including investments in baseload electricity production, such as hydropower plants and nuclear power plants, to ensure cheap energy in the long term. He also proposes that Romania become a regional leader in the energy transition through concrete investments, not just through theory.
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Avem fonduri europene de 10 miliarde de euro, dar plătim facturi mari. Planul anunțat de ministrul Energiei
Ministrul Energiei prezintă prioritățile României pentru finanțări din Fondul de Modernizare: Avem la dispoziție 10 miliarde de euro. Trebuie să devenim lider regional în tranziția energetică
România poate accesa 10 miliarde de euro pentru modernizarea sistemului energetic. Bogdan Ivan promite investiții majore în energie ieftină și sustenabilă
Avem fonduri europene de 10 miliarde de euro, dar plătim facturi mari. Planul ANUNȚAT de ministrul Energiei
Ivan: România are un disponibil de până la 10 miliarde de euro pentru energie
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