Paradoxul din energie care ne costă scump: România produce, exportă şi apoi cumpără curent la prețuri uriașe

Romania faces an energy paradox, producing enough electricity to export but often buying it back at high prices. The country lacks adequate energy storage solutions, leading to significant economic impacts. Despite having various energy sources, less than 1% is stored, resulting in reliance on imports during peak demand. Authorities emphasize the need for better energy storage infrastructure to stabilize prices and ensure supply. The current situation highlights a lack of political will and foresight in energy planning, with Romania lagging behind in energy storage capacity compared to neighboring countries.