Energy
Energy price caps in Romania to end after more than 4 years
The energy price cap scheme for consumers in Romania is ending on Monday, after almost four and a half years.
The panellists of Property Forums first virtual event discussed the potential short- and long-term impacts of the coronavirus crisis on property investments in the CEE region.
Speakers (left to right):
First row:
Csanád Csűrös (Property Forum), Victor Constantinescu (Kinstellar)
Second row:
Gijs Klomp (CBRE Romania), Luke Dawson (Colliers International), Hannes Wimmer (Erste Group)
Third row:
Adrian Karczewicz (Skanska), Noah Steinberg (WING)
Stay tuned for our upcoming series of online events:
https://www.property-forum.eu/forums
The energy price cap scheme for consumers in Romania is ending on Monday, after almost four and a half years.
The final 18 kilometres of the A0 southern semi-ring road have opened to traffic on Monday, which will enhance highspeed road connectivity in southern Romania.
The Dr. Holhoș network has inaugurated the largest private ophthalmology hospital in Transylvania, following an investment of approximately €6 million.
Cargo traffic through the Port of Constanța dropped by over 27% in Q1 2025, while traffic via the Danube-Black Sea Canal was approximately 40% lower compared to the same period last year.
Romanian gas transmission company and its Serbian peer JP Srbijagas have signed a Memorandum of Understanding for the construction of two crucial natural gas pipeline projects.