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Deputatul Andrei Gușă: Plătim cel mai mare preț din întreaga UE pentru kilowatt…
Autor: Andrei Gușă Au apărut noi date oficiale, și se pare că noi, românii, continuăm să plătim cel mai mare preț pe kilowatt de energie consumat, la…
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Romania Faces Highest EU Energy Prices Amidst Government Policy Criticisms
Bucharest, Romania – Recent official data indicates that Romania is currently facing the highest energy prices per kilowatt-hour in the European Union, when adjusted for purchasing power parity (PPP). This revelation has sparked significant public concern, with critics pointing fingers at the current governing coalition. Andrei Gușă, a public figure and media personality, delivered a strong statement, asserting that the "Toxic Coalition" is directly responsible for "signing Romania's sentence to poverty" through its energy policies. Gușă highlighted that previous energy ministers, including Virgil Popescu and Sebastian Burduja, implemented what he described as the "worst energy price capping scheme." He further claimed that the current administration, under Boloojan, has failed to present a viable plan to alleviate the burden of high energy costs on citizens and businesses. A key issue raised by Gușă is Romania's energy management strategy. He stated that the country exports solar energy at low prices during daylight hours, only to import energy at exorbitant rates during the night when solar power generation is inactive. This practice, he argued, is a direct consequence of insufficient energy storage infrastructure. Additionally, Gușă criticized the Minister of Environment for allegedly obstructing the development of new hydropower plants, while simultaneously advocating for more solar panels, despite the country reportedly possessing an adequate number of solar installations. The lack of storage capacity, according to Gușă, renders the excess solar generation inefficient. The ongoing high energy prices are reportedly causing a ripple effect, leading to continuous increases in the cost of goods and services across Romania. The "Toxic Coalition" is accused of exacerbating economic hardship for the populace through these policies.
