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EIB Survey: The Romanians Are the Most Affected in the EU by the Cost of Energy. 55% Have Cut Food and Health Money

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The Romanians want an energy transition that will reduce costs, increase autonomy and bring benefits to the climate, notes a survey of the European Investment Bank (EIB) on climate in...

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The Romanians want an energy transition that will reduce costs, increase autonomy and bring benefits to the climate, notes a survey of the European Investment Bank (EIB) on climate in...

The Romanians, the most affected in the EU by the cost of energy: eight out of ten say they have lost their purchasing power Eight out of ten Romanians say that the cost of energy has significantly reduced their purchasing power in the last 12 months, the highest percentage in the European Union, shows the survey on climate...

In Romania, 55% of respondents say they have reduced food or health money due to energy costs, compared to 38% in the EU.

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The Romanians want an energy transition that reduces costs, increases autonomy and brings benefits to the climate, notes a survey of the European Investment Bank (EIB) on climate in partnership with Ipsos bva.

Three out of four Europeans claim that the energy transition is urgent for their country. To the question of choosing between different possible answers on what they expect to bring the energy transition, more than eight out of ten (82%) mention a lower dependence on oil and imported gas, more stable prices or lower [...] L'articolo The Europeans want a transition that reduces prices and slows climate change comes from Eco from the cities.

Three out of four Romanians (76%) consider the energy transition an emergency for the country, and the main benefits they expect are higher or lower energy prices (79%), reduced dependence on oil and gas from imports (75%) and slower climate change (67%), according to the eighth EIB Climate Survey, published on Thursday [...] The post EIB Survey: Three out of four Romanians consider the energy transition an emergency, and 79% expect more stable …

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thediplomat.ro broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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