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Romania: Government to subsidise solar panels on 60.000 houses

A total of 60,000 households in Romania will be able to benefit from funds for installing photovoltaic panels and batteries, as well as funds for increasing the energy efficiency of homes, the minister of investments and European projects, Adrian Câciu, recently announced.

The funds were made available after the introduction of the REPowerEU chapter into the National Recovery and Resilience Plan (PNRR).

The program will run in parallel with the “Casa Verde Fotovoltaice” program and aims to ensure that households receive the amount of energy they require from renewables. The program is not meant for prosumers, those who produce more energy than they require and seek to sell it back into the grid.

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