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Romania extends electricity and natural gas price caps to stabilize market

Romanian Prime Minister Marcel Ciolacu announced that the Government will extend the price cap measures for electricity and natural gas.

The electricity price cap will be prolonged for three more months, lasting until the end of June. During this period, the Government aims to implement measures to boost market supply and maintain price stability.

For natural gas, the price cap will remain in place for another year to ensure reserves are replenished at reasonable costs ahead of the next winter season.

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