www.economica.net/30-000-de-lei-mwh-in-romania-apa
The price of electricity in Romania's balancing market has surged to unprecedented levels, prompting scrutiny from ANRE. On November 9, prices reached 30,000 lei/MWh during specific intervals, with significant volumes activated. These high costs stem from discrepancies between forecasted and actual production and consumption, ultimately impacting consumers' bills. The Ministry of Energy has acknowledged the situation but refrained from disclosing the specific private company benefiting from these prices, citing confidentiality. ANRE has been informed for further analysis, but the Ministry lacks legal means to intervene in pricing.
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