Decizie uriașă a justiției într-un proces dintre un furnizor de energie și un client. Impact pentru toți clienții din România - Economica.net

A Romanian appellate court ruled that an electricity supplier cannot unilaterally raise prices or terminate contracts without customer consent, even amid market price increases. This decision, confirmed by the High Court, emphasizes the importance of contractual obligations and limits suppliers' ability to invoke market changes to avoid fulfilling their commitments. The case originated from the 2021 energy crisis, where suppliers sought to renegotiate contracts. The court mandated the supplier to compensate the client for losses incurred due to service interruptions, reinforcing the principle of contract enforceability during market volatility.