bizbrasov.ro/2026/11/10/pretul-curentului-electric

Electricity prices in Romania have surpassed 2 lei/kWh for major suppliers, affecting upcoming contract renewals. E.ON Energie and Premier Energy have proposed new rates of 2.02 and 2.03 lei/kWh, respectively. Consumers could see bills rise significantly, with estimates indicating a potential cost of around 406 lei for 200 kWh usage. The president of the Romanian Energy Suppliers Association warns of a challenging winter ahead, with wholesale electricity prices increasing by at least 50%. This trend is expected to impact household budgets as contracts expire and new offers are considered.