Issue 50 of Energynomics Magazine has been launched and is available online, free of charge, together with all previous issues. 184 pages of interviews, analyses, and strategic perspectives on Romania’s energy sector and the wider region are now accessible to readers — an anniversary edition that captures a moment of maturation in the debate on the energy transition, in an international context that is becoming more tense and less predictable.
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The Q1/2026 edition marks a clear shift in emphasis: the energy transition is no longer treated solely as a climate objective, but as a priority that must deliver security, competitiveness, and controlled costs. The editorial of this issue highlights precisely this change in language and priorities, at a time when the resilience of energy systems, the speed of implementation, and the quality of public decisions matter just as much as strategic direction. In a few weeks, the print edition will reach, as usual, professionals in the sector, decision-makers, and leaders of the most active companies.
In this edition, we return to several topics that will decisively shape 2026: the need for functional markets and predictable rules, pressure for flexibility and storage, new nuclear projects, the real pace of renewable investments, the re-liberalization of the gas market, the emergence of data centers as a new energy frontier, and the redefinition of energy security in an unstable geopolitical context. All these topics are approached within an integrated framework, with an emphasis on implementation, financing, technology, and Romania’s ability to turn opportunities into viable projects.
A few highlights from this issue
The interview with Radu Brașoveanu, Co-founder and CTO of ENEVO Group, opens the edition with a message about differentiation through large and complex projects, at a time when the energy market requires not only vision, but also real execution capacity. The article captures how competitive advantage is built through integration, experience, and consistent delivery in large-scale projects. READ MORE!
Dorin Junghietu, Minister of Energy of the Republic of Moldova, speaks about the transition from emergency aid to energy resilience — an essential theme for the entire region. The interview shows how energy security, regional cooperation, and well-directed investment can transform a period of vulnerability into a process of strategic consolidation. READ MORE!
The interview with Bogdan Chirițoiu, President of the Romanian Competition Council, opens one of the key axes of the magazine: the delicate balance between administrative intervention and market functioning. In energy, his message is clear: Romania needs mechanisms that correct imbalances without undermining the healthy functioning of the market and investor confidence. READ MORE!
The list of major contributors also includes other central voices in the market, among them Alexandru Chiriță (Electrica), Franck Neel (FPE), Kristian Ruby (Eurelectric), Tinne Van der Straeten (WindEurope), Daniela Dărăban (ACUE), Cătălina Dodu (EY), George Ciubotaru (Electro-Alfa International), Vladimir Oprescu (AB Energy Romania), Anca Dragu (National Bank of Moldova), and Radu G. Magdin (Smartlink). Each article contributes to the same broader picture: a sector that is moving forward, but one that depends more and more on coherent rules, quality execution, and the ability of key players to turn plans into concrete results.
We maintain the magazine’s integrated structure, with sections dedicated to the main segments of the industry: macroeconomics, markets, renewables, storage, nuclear, electricity, natural gas, electric mobility, and energy security. Each article adds one more piece to a wider picture: the energy transition no longer means only “more green,” but also more security, flexibility, and competitiveness for the economy.
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