Claudiu Năsui: "Bulgaria Buys Cheap Energy From Us and Sells It at night." What an Expert Says About This Scenario
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Năsui claims that Romania has a structural energy storage problem and proposes immediate measures to encourage the installation of batteries, in a post published on Facebook. Article Năsui accuses: Romania sells cheap energy to Bulgaria and buys it back expensive. "The state sabotages the prosumer's first appearance in Romania TV.
Romania does not have a problem with electricity production, but a storage problem, says USR Member Claudiu Năsui. In a Facebook post, he said that Bulgaria buys cheap energy from Romania during the day, stores it and sells it again at night, at a higher price. Romania could apply the same model, he says, but the current rules discourage investments in batteries and development of prosumers. In a response to Digi24.ro, the energy expert Dumitru …
The former minister says that Romania sells the day, when it's big production, and buys the evening, when production in the country is small and consumption is big. "Why does Bulgaria make money from Romania's energy? Simple and painful: at lunch, when the sun burns, we sell energy to Bulgarian neighbours at low prices, because production is large and consumption is small. We buy energy from Bulgarians 7 times more expensive, because our product…
‘Bulgaria is one year ahead of Romania in terms of storage capacity.
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