The ambassadors of France, Germany, Italy and the UK are asking the government the compensation of the energy suppliers who compensated the bills, says G4Media. The ambassadors consider, in a letter sent to the minister of economy Virgil Popescu and premier Nicolae Ciuca the fact that the big suppliers E.ON, ENEL, ENGIE and Macquarie Asset Management (CEZ) manifested the preoccupation with regard to the fact that the biggest part of the financial burden of the support measures for the population comes to the private sector, says G4Media. The minister of work, Marius Budai announced on Wednesday in the government meeting that, starting on Monday the payments to the suppliers started, suppliers who capped and compensated energy prices. ‘Yesterday we had 18 million, today we have three suppliers with 6.5 million” said Budai, adding that the sums are updated every hour. Premier Nicolae Ciuca asked, on Wednesday, in the government meeting to be informed on the payments to these suppliers.
Romania’s former presidential candidate Călin Georgescu, indicted for complicity in an attempted coup and spreading false information, compared his case to that of US president Donald Trump, calling the indictment “a speech” and “a carbon copy” of Trump’s 2016 legal troubles,
ASSIST Software, one of Romania's most innovative technology companies, plays a central role in transforming European education through EdTech programs such as IDEATE – the Inclusive Digital Education and Teacher Empowerment Academy. The IDEATE project, funded by the Erasmus+ Teacher Academies program, officially launched this year in Suceava and unites leading universities, teacher training centers, […]
LONGi Solar Technology, a global leader in solar photovoltaic (PV) products and solutions, today proudly announced a significant strategic partnership with Enexus, a dynamic and investor focused EPC company specializing in the rapid execution of mid to large-scale PV projects. This landmark collaboration will see LONGi supply 300 MW of its high-efficiency Hi-MO 7 series […]
Sekura Cabins Group, a leading European producer of modular cabin solutions for the off-highway OEM industry, has inaugurated a new EUR 1.8 million manufacturing facility in Brașov, central Romania. This is the company’s first site outside Denmark, part of its strategy to boost capacity and strengthen the European supply chain. The factory, located in VGP […]
Nine major engineering consortia have submitted bids to design and provide technical assistance for the new terminal at Bucharest’s Henri Coandă International Airport, in what officials describe as “the largest and most complex” airport infrastructure project in Romania. Among the companies and consortia competing for the contract are Dar Al-Handasah, Electroproiect, Consis Proiect, Eurocerad International, […]
One of Romania’s largest travel agencies, Christian Tour, is set to be listed on the Bucharest Stock Exchange (BVB) in the first quarter of 2026. It will be the first tour operator in Romania that is publicly traded. The company has been preparing to go public for the last five years by adhering to international […]
