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6 October 17:53

ENGIE has launched an offer in France that provides two hours of free energy per day, suggesting that Romania should adopt similar solutions.

Sanziana Georgescu

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Nicolas Richard, CEO of ENGIE Romania, highlighted the importance of digitalization in the energy system, which enables innovative offers like those in France. He emphasized the need for an information campaign to promote the benefits of an efficient energy market. ENGIE proposes solutions to cope with the volatility of prices, such as energy storage and digital management systems. After the removal of the price cap in the Romanian market, ENGIE has observed an increase in customers, but believes that more information is needed regarding changing suppliers.

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Energie electrică gratis pentru clienți, oferta este valabilă două ore pe zi. Anunțul făcut de ENGIE

ENGIE are în Franța ofertă cu energie electrică gratis pentru clienți timp de două ore pe zi. Avem nevoie în România de digitalizare, date în timp real și soluții flexibile, pentru ca piața să funcționeze în beneficiul consumatorilor – Nicolas Richard, CEO ENGIE România

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