Redeschiderea centralelor pe cărbune: cum ne vând politicienii un „trabant din anii 80” pe post de salvator. Motivul: „Sunt preferate pentru sinecurile clasei politice”, explică o specialistă

Corina Murafa, an energy policy expert, critiques the push for coal power in Romania, highlighting inefficiencies and political motivations behind it. She argues that coal plants are outdated and costly, and that Romania's energy mix is already low in coal usage compared to Poland. Murafa emphasizes the need for transparency and better energy strategies, suggesting that reliance on coal is a myth perpetuated for political gain. She also discusses the challenges of energy storage and the potential of new technologies like mini-reactors, which require careful consideration and funding.