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The Government Maintains the Regulation of Gas Tariffs Until 31 March. What Other Support Measures Does Luca Niculescu Announce?

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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu announced on Thursday evening that the regulation of gas tariffs for the population will be maintained until March 31st. The Government also intends to continue the granting of electricity vouchers and to examine new support schemes for companies.

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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu announced on Thursday evening that the regulation of gas tariffs for the population will be maintained until March 31st. The Government also intends to continue the granting of electricity vouchers and to examine new support schemes for companies.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Prime Minister Luca Niculescu said that the Government is thinking of support schemes for "the most vulnerable Romanians, but also for companies. The Prime Minister spoke on Thursday evening at Antena 3, about the measures envisaged for this winter, "because the invoices are important." We keep the measures for the excise duty on diesel. We keep – and see how we can ...

·Romania
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The regulation on gas tariffs for consumption of the population will be maintained until 31 March, announces Prime Minister Luca Niculescu.

The regulation of gas tariffs for the consumption of the population will be maintained until 31 March 2027, the Prime Minister Luca Niculescu announced, on Thursday evening, at Antena 3. The government intends to keep the vouchers for electricity and analyze support schemes for companies. This means that, however high the price of gas on the market, suppliers cannot bill the population more than 0.31 lei per kilowatt-hour, with VAT included.

Prime Minister Luca Niculescu announced that the Government is analysing new support schemes for vulnerable Romanians, but also for companies, in the context of high energy costs. The Chief Executive said that existing measures on diesel excise, electricity vouchers and gas tariffs will be maintained until March 31st. Invited Thursday evening [...]

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Gândul broke the news on Thursday, November 5, 2026.
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