PPC Energie has announced significant growth in the adoption of its digital services, with over half of its approximately 3 million customers now actively using the myPPC application.
Romania's manufacturing faces mounting pressures from evolving technologies, labour market shifts, and sustainability demands.
The new system will support organizations in both the public and private sectors that increasingly require solutions to manage, verify, and issue digital credentials credentials.
Unveiled at Glasstec 2024, the world's leading trade fair for the glass industry, the project addresses the urgent need for enhanced reliability in the critical lehr process.
In recent years, companies have shown increasing interest in digitizing document management and incorporating electronic signatures into their workflows.
This practice is also especially popular among Hungarians and Poles (84% and 80% indications respectively).
Differentiating itself from traditional banks, Salt Bank aims to be more than a bank: a 100% digital experience, adapted to users' contemporary needs.
PPC Blue, the electric mobility division of the PPC Group in Romania, has acquired the Hermes Flow network with 116 charging points to expand its national infrastructure.
Romania's consolidated general budget recorded a deficit of €21.8 billion (RON 108.87 billion) in the first ten months of 2025, representing 5.72% of GDP. This marks a decrease of €110 million compared to the same period in 2024, when the deficit stood at 6.22% of GDP.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is participating in a €43 million loan by Raiffeisen Bank Romania to Altex Romania, the country's leading electro-IT retailer.
Romanian entrepreneurial group Agroland, active in retail, agribusiness, food production and animal nutrition, continues its expansion strategy by opening two new stores in Mega format in Odorheiu Secuiesc and Orăștie. With these openings, the Mega network reaches 36 units nationwide.
Although heat pump technology for heating and cooling is increasingly present in public discussions, the actual level of knowledge and usage remains low in Romania, according to research conducted for the despre-energie.ro platform, a project by E.ON and Delgaz Grid companies.