Vindem energie ieftin ziua şi o cumpărăm scump seara. Paradoxul care îi face pe români să caute alternative

Romanians are increasingly investing in solar panels and batteries due to the paradox of selling cheap energy during the day and buying it back at high prices in the evening. The demand for solar installations has surged by 20% compared to last year, highlighting a shift towards energy independence. Romania's reliance on energy imports is evident, with significant discrepancies between daytime export prices and evening import costs. Neighboring Bulgaria has effectively managed its energy capacity, exporting large amounts while Romania struggles with high prices and declining consumption. The economic impact of these energy challenges is significant, affecting both companies and the overall economy.