The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, announced that three electricity suppliers have reduced their rates to below 1.30 lei/kWh, the maximum capped price until July 1. This was the result of firm discussions with ANRE and the Competition Council, mentioning that one operator even offers 1 leu/kWh. Ivan emphasized the importance of supporting the economy during this difficult period and encouraged consumers to switch suppliers, having more advantageous options available online.
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Ministrul Energiei spune că trei operatori de furnizare a energiei electrice au scăzut tarifele sub 1,30 lei per kWh, pragul anterior de plafonare
Bogdan Ivan: Avem deja trei operatori de furnizare a energiei electrice ale căror tarife au scăzut deja sub 1,30 lei, cifra maximă la care era plafonat preţul până la data de 1 iulie
Trei operatori de furnizare a energiei electrice au scăzut tarifele sub 1,30 lei. Recomandarea ministrului Energiei
Bogdan Ivan: Avem deja trei operatori de furnizare a energiei electrice ale căror tarife au scăzut deja sub 1,30 lei, cifra maximă la care era plafonat prețul până la data de 1 iulie
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