Păcatul fondator și cele 3 crize suprapuse din energie

Romania faces overlapping energy crises due to external shocks and internal mismanagement, particularly highlighted by the Neptun Deep gas project failure. The country struggles with high energy prices and a declining Danube flow, impacting nuclear capacity. While Romania has resources, decision-making delays hinder progress, leading to increased dependency on imports. Neighboring Bulgaria has capitalized on energy projects, resulting in lower prices and better infrastructure. The situation is exacerbated by geopolitical tensions affecting energy costs and supply. Romania's energy strategy needs urgent reevaluation to address these vulnerabilities.