O istorie tristă a eşecurilor şi amânărilor din energie în ultimii 10 ani şi liderii politici cărora li se impută

Romania's energy sector has faced significant delays in major infrastructure projects over the past decade, impacting energy capacity. Despite available funding and resources, legislative instability and contractual disputes have hindered progress. The Neptun Deep gas project, crucial for energy security, was delayed for over five years due to restrictive laws, leading ExxonMobil to exit. The Iernut gas plant construction has also faced setbacks due to financial disputes and insolvency of contractors, with completion now expected in 2026. Other projects, like the Tarnița-Lăpuștești hydro plant and Cernavodă nuclear expansion, have experienced repeated halts and negotiations. Various energy ministers have overseen these delays, with ongoing challenges in project execution and environmental disputes.