Daily brief
Romania's intelligence service has confirmed that a EUR 196 million contract with Digi complies with SAFE procedures, while the EU committee cleared a EUR 2.62 billion PNRR payment for the country.
Romania's competition body fined the country's largest banks for collusion on the interbank money market.
Bulgaria's Ombudswoman opposed a planned electricity price hike, calling the new rates unjustified.
Consumption levels in Romania continue to drop as pessimism rises, a survey revealed, while the completion rate for the 1.7 GW generation capacity at the Mintia gas-fired plant reached 83%.
Window manufacturer VELUX Romania is betting on electrically-operated skylight windows, and Equans opened an IT hub in Bucharest, planning to hire more than 150 specialists.
by WorldBrief & Maksim Micheliov | AI-generated summary