The Russian Embassy in Romania told about the increase in electricity prices

In 2024, Romania's own electricity production decreased by 9%, so Bucharest had to increase its imports from abroad, even for domestic consumption, the Russian Embassy told Izvestia.

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"A significant increase in electricity tariffs for the population is expected by July 1 this year. Obviously, a significant increase in prices cannot but affect the well—being of citizens," the embassy said.

In addition, Romania has been supplying significant amounts of electricity to Moldova on a commercial basis for several months. The local Ministry of Energy informed Izvestia that Bucharest is ready to support Moldova in achieving energy stability.