Expert Cosmin Păcuraru points out that only 25% of electricity consumption is traded on the OPCOM market, the rest is opaque
Always see our news on Google
In a NewMoney.Talks podcast, energy expert Cosmin Păcuraru pointed out that before the price cap, 90% of electricity was traded through OPCOM. Now, only 25% of consumption is traded on the regulated market and 75% is traded outside it, without transparency. Electricity generation is dominated by state-owned companies, with Hidroelectrica having the biggest share. Păcuraru emphasized that the lack of transparency affects the understanding of the market, as ANRE is responsible for publishing this information.
Latest News
22:27
Estonia’s intelligence chief warns: Russia targets European arms companies through sabotage and cyberattacks
22:15
An 18-year-old Romanian was stopped on a motorway in Switzerland after being caught driving at an extremely high speed
22:10
A Romanian father and his daughter died in a workplace accident at a concrete factory in Ireland
22:08
Christine Lagarde rejects a bid for the French presidency and says she has no intention of leaving the ECB early
22:03
Ilie Bolojan, on the possibility of Sorin Grindeanu becoming prime minister: “Romania does not deserve such a situation”
See more news
Personalized news feed, AI-powered search, and notifications in a more interactive experience.
.webp)
