Electricity distribution fees will go down 8-10 pct beginning with January 1, 2016 and household electricity prices will also reduce by 5 - 6 pct, president of the National Energy Regulatory Agency (ANRE) Niculae Havrilet said on Thursday. "Beginning January 1, energy fees will decrease proportionally to the decrease in the distribution fees included in the end price. The distribution fee will go down by 8 to 10 percent and the cogeneration bonus will also reduce by 4 percent. These elements will result in a 5 - 6 percent decrease in the end price beginning January 1," Havrilet told the 25th edition of the Energy Focus Conferences. For natural gas, the production price will reduce 10 percent beginning July 1, 2016, but for industrial consumers the decrease will be 5 - 6 percent, and for household consumers the price liberalization calendar will bring another rise of 6 lei per MWh. ANRE vice-president Emil Calota said that he expects individual prices for the 38 heat utility companies to go down by 4 percent on average, to which the transport and distribution fees will apply, plus the subsidy elements decided by each municipal council, with the end billing price being established accordingly. Calota also said that Bucharest will see a 3.5 percent reduction in heat energy prices, while for Craiova the decrease will be 3.12 percent.
On October 17, Door to Romania, in partnership with Andreea Memet Law Office, hosted its inaugural event in Bucharest, attracting expats interested in learning more about life, business, and residency in Romania. Held at Stamina Workspace, the evening offered valuable insights on living costs, visa options, business relocation, and more, all aimed at helping attendees […]
On October 17, Door to Romania hosted its inaugural event in Bucharest, attracting expats interested in learning more about life, business, and residency in Romania. Held at Stamina Workspace, the evening offered valuable insights on living costs, visa options, business relocation, and more, all aimed at helping attendees make informed decisions about their journey in […]
The Şipot Villa, the place where the project for Romania’s famous Peleş Castle was conceived, is set to reopen by the end of this year as a cultural and tourist destination in the Sinaia mountain resort. The Villa is also known as the "House of Architects," a part of the Royal Domain of Peleş. The […]
The photo exhibition Memorable Encounters in the Făgăraș Mountains, capturing the area’s fauna and flora but also the people who live in harmony with this place, is open at the Dimitrie Gusti Village Museum in Bucharest. The exhibition, a project of Conservation Carpathia, gathers selected photos from the album of the same name, taken by […]
The Republic of Moldova will elect its president on October 20, 2024. It will be only the fifth presidential election since the country's independence in which the president is chosen through direct universal suffrage. The Central Election Commission (CEC) of Moldova announced that as of October 2, 2024, over 3.3 million Moldovan voters were registered. […]
Tudor Giurgiu and Cristian Pascariu's documentary Nasty, about the life and career of the tennis player Ilie Năstase, was included in the selection of the Rome Film Festival, which takes place between October 16 and October 28. The directors will meet the audience in Rome on October 21 and 22 for the film's two screenings. […]
