Romania: Romania has the 21st most expensive electricity in the world, (…)

November 11, 2025

Romania has the 21st most expensive electricity in the world, report says
Nov 11, 2025

Romania has the 21st most expensive electricity in the world, report says.

Romania has the 21st most expensive electricity in the world, according to a statistic compiled by the International Energy Agency (IEA), which compares electricity prices for households in 144 countries. Romania’s electricity is 70 times more expensive than the cheapest electricity in the (…)

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