The third phase of an electric network rehabilitation project in Baia Mare's Historic Center has been completed, replacing aging infrastructure in one of the city's most valued districts.
Electrica has completed Phase III of the electric grid upgrade in Baia Mare's Historic Center.
The total investment for the project amounts to 14.1 million lei.
Aging infrastructure in one of the city's most valued areas has been fully replaced.
EU e-commerce reforms scrap the customs exemption for low-value parcels and impose new safety and tax obligations on platforms operating outside the bloc.
The sub-150-euro customs exemption is gone — nearly all orders will now attract duties.
Final prices will rise as VAT, customs tariffs and processing fees stack up.
Platforms must comply with EU product safety standards or face fines and market bans.
A court of appeal suspended the regulator's unprecedented move to strip an energy supplier of its licence over forced client migrations and unpaid fines exceeding one million lei.
ANRE revoked Grenerg's licence for the first time ever, citing forced client migration and unpaid fines.
A court of appeal suspended the decision; ANRE is now filing an appeal.
The case exposes how judicial challenges can neutralise regulatory sanctions in practice.
The Norwegian renewable energy company, also active in Romania, says its 1.1 GW Egyptian project could save the country up to $400 million a year in LNG imports.
1.1 GW hybrid solar park in Egypt, Africa's largest of its kind, nearing completion.
Savings of up to $400 million per year expected from reduced LNG imports.
Scatec also has renewable energy projects under construction in Romania.
The German DIY retailer posted its highest-ever quarterly net sales across nearly all markets — Romania was the only exception, weighed down by tax hikes.
Hornbach posted record quarterly net sales in its nearly 140-year history.
Romania was the only market in the group where sales declined during the quarter.
Tax hikes were identified as the direct cause of reduced consumer spending in Romania.
The Expur-owned brand leads Romania's vegetable oil sector, holding its ground against multinational competitors in a market that surged after the pandemic.
Untdelemn de la Bunica, made by Expur, holds a 9% share of Romania's vegetable oil market.
The total market is valued at 2.1 billion lei, per Euromonitor data.
The Romanian-owned brand retains market leadership despite multinational competition.