Issue 48 of Energynomics Magazine was launched on October 8th, and it will be accessible online, free of charge, alongside all previous issues.
ENERGYNOMICS MAGAZINE ONLINE
184 pages of interviews, analysis and opinions, fully bilingual, in the best graphic quality, are now available for all those interested in the current affairs of the Romanian energy industry. In a few weeks the printed version will also be distributed, as it has been since December 2013, to Romanian energy industry professionals, managers of the most active companies and officials from regulatory authorities with attributions in the energy sector.
In this issue, we look at key issues for the future of the market: the energy transition, security of supply, stability of the regulatory framework and investment in renewables. We look at market trends in 2025, including digitalization, energy storage and how Romania is catching up with European standards.
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Alessio Menegazzo, CEO PPC România, talks openly about the role of integrated energy ecosystems in a market where the challenges of decarbonization and competitiveness are intertwined with the need for security. His interview shows how an integrated model, where production, distribution and consumption come together in a coherent framework, can become the key to long-term stability and development of the sector. “Romania needs integrated energy ecosystems, able to respond simultaneously to the needs of decarbonization, competitiveness and energy security,” says Menegazzo, explaining in detail PPC Romania’s plans and vision for the coming years. READ MORE!
Christina Verchere, CEO OMV Petrom, underlines the importance of competitive markets to support investment and guarantee Romania’s energy security. In a European context marked by volatility and changing regulations, Verchere warns that only market openness and transparency can attract the capital needed for the green transition. She says that “the energy of the future depends on open and competitive markets”, and this message becomes a call for strengthening the public policy and fiscal framework so that companies have the stability they need for long-term projects. READ MORE!
Nicolas Richard, CEO ENGIE România, explains from the perspective of a leading international company why Romania urgently needs regulatory predictability. He emphasizes the negative effects of frequent regulatory changes, which have dampened investment appetite and raised financing costs. “The competitive market needs a stable legislative framework”, says Richard, stressing that only through coherent and stable legislation can Romania provide investors with the certainty needed to support large-scale infrastructure and renewable projects. READ MORE!
Authorities and managers, companies and experts from all energy sectors also feature in the new issue of Energynomics. Among them Gabriel Andronache – ANRE * Ionuț Ștefan – Diversinst * Sebastian Metz – AHK România * Lucian Anghel – Libra Internet Bank * Marian Năstase – ALRO * Vlad Stoicescu, ACS – Centrul pentru Sustenabilitate
We maintain an integrated industry-wide perspective, with separate sections for each major sector, including one of general interest.
All previous issues are available in electronic format HERE.
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