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Romania advocates for expanding energy interconnections and removing cross-border network restrictions to enhance energy exchanges and reduce price disparities in Europe. Energy Minister Dumitru Chisăliță emphasized the need for increased cross-border capacity during the CESEC ministerial meeting in Zagreb. Romania currently has a cross-border electricity import capacity of about 4,000 MW, but more effective capacity is essential. The meeting resulted in an extension of regional cooperation to Poland and the Czech Republic, aiming to improve coordination and integrate energy markets in Central and Southeast Europe. Romania prioritizes energy security, competitive pricing, and a realistic energy transition using low-carbon technologies.