De ce nu cumpărăm gaz de la americani - un economist explică cine câștigă și cine pierde din această decizie

Romania has rejected a US offer for liquefied natural gas, leading to a political debate about energy prices. Economist Christian Năsulea explains that Romania will face a 40% increase in gas prices while struggling with state-imposed price caps. Romgaz's refusal was based on high costs and financial risks, despite claims of competitive pricing from former officials. The situation is complicated by global gas supply issues due to geopolitical tensions, particularly in the Middle East. Năsulea emphasizes the need for diverse energy sources to ensure lower consumer prices, as domestic production may be influenced by more lucrative external offers.