Daniel Apostol, director of the Romanian Energy Employers' Federation, says Romania's energy sector is over-taxed and needs reasonable regulations to support economic development
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At the NewMoney Talks, Daniel Apostol emphasized that the energy sector needs to be regulated and taxed in a reasonable way to support Romania's industrial and economic development. He emphasized that investments in energy are essential for the country's energy security and that the current over-regulation and over-taxation hinder this process. Apostol linked these issues with economic patriotism, emphasizing that a strong energy sector is crucial for national prosperity.
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