In 2020, 5.9% of people in the EU reported not having enough daylight in their dwelling, meaning their dwelling seemed too dark and was viewed as a problem for the household. Access to daylight in dwellings helps improve the health and wellbeing, while it can also help improve energy efficiency by reducing the need for artificial lighting. In 2020, over 10% of people living in Spain considered their dwelling too dark (10.6%), which was the highest share recorded among the EU Member States. Spain was followed by France (9.5%; provisional data), Malta (9.4%) and Hungary (7.7%). In contrast, the lowest shares were recorded in Slovakia (2.6%, provisional data), Italy (2.6%, 2019 data), Cyprus (2.8%) and Czechia (3.1%). Romania is close to the EU average, so that in 2020, 5.2% of Romanians estimated that they do not benefit from enough natural light in their homes, up from 4.5% in 2019.
The isolationist far-right candidate, be it George Simion or Anamaria Gavrila, would win the first round of the presidential elections – but not at a wide margin, and either of them would lose in the second round against Bucharest mayor Nicusor Dan, according to a poll carried out by AtlasIntel for
The Ministry of Energy has mandated state-controlled Romgaz (BVB: SNG), the largest natural gas producer in Romania, to evaluate the takeover of the largest fertilizer production plant for Romanian agriculture, Azomureș, energy minister Sebastian Burduja said, according to
The integrated steel mill Liberty Galați in Romania, one of the last crude steel producers in the region, will provide raw materials for the Romanian defense industry, announced the minister of economy, Bogdan Ivan,
Romanian households purchased RON 2.2 billion (EUR 440 million) of government bonds denominated in local currency and euros under the March issue of the Fidelis scheme (bonds listed at the Bucharest Exchange), Economica.net...
The net foreign direct investments (FDI) to Romania contracted by 53% y/y to EUR 538 million in January, resulting in a total of EUR 5.1 billion (-28% y/y) in 12 months to the end of the month, according to data published by the central bank BNR. Out of the FDI in the 12 months to […]
Romania’s current account (CA) deficit has widened by 16% y/y to EUR 1.65 billion in January, after the 37% y/y surge in 2024, according to data published by the central bank BNR. The improvement in Romania’s external balance, expected for this year, is not yet visible in the January CA figures. The country’s GDP is […]
