De ce rămâne scump curentul în România, deși se investește tot mai mult în energie. Explicația lui Cristian Bușoi

Romania is increasing investments in battery production and energy storage, but high electricity prices in the EU may hinder significant reductions in bills. Cristian Bușoi from the Ministry of Energy emphasizes the need for accelerated storage solutions and the reopening of Cernavodă reactors before winter. By 2028, Romania aims to become a net energy exporter. However, without a sustainable EU solution for electricity prices, achieving lower costs will be challenging. Investments in production are deemed necessary, especially with rising electricity demands from data centers and AI. The resilience of the National Energy System is highlighted, with plans for new gas investments and renewable energy projects to support future energy needs.