Iarna și factura la energie. De ce obsesia statului pentru gaz contribuie la o încălzire tot mai scumpă pentru români

Energy expert Corina Murafa predicts rising costs for electricity and firewood in winter 2026-2027, while gas prices remain state-controlled. Despite sufficient gas supplies, the expansion of distribution networks may lead to higher heating costs. The pressure on energy prices affects all consumers, as increased costs for companies can translate into higher prices for goods. Murafa emphasizes the need for Romania to invest in renewable energy and improve energy efficiency to mitigate long-term costs. She warns that the current price control mechanisms may create vulnerabilities for industrial consumers, potentially leading to inflationary pressures on the economy.