Energy capacity development - held back by prosumers and project speculators

The development of new energy production capacities from renewable sources is being held back at the moment by some of the prosumers, who instead of satisfying their need for self-consumption have turned into real energy producers, as well as by the speculators of some energy projects, said Sebastian Burduja, the Minister of Energy, and George Niculescu - the president of the National Energy Regulatory Authority (ANRE), yesterday, during the launch conference of the second edition of the "Code of good practices in the renewable energy sector", a work carried out by Romania Energy Wind Association (RWEA) in partnership with the Romanian Photovoltaic Industry Association (RPIA).

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