Romania: Renault presses Romanian government over Dacia’s electricity costs

September 7, 2026

Renault presses Romanian government over Dacia’s electricity costs
Sep 7, 2026

Renault presses Romanian government over Dacia’s electricity costs.

Mihai Bordeanu, Managing Director for South-Eastern Europe at Dacia and Country Head for Romania, said the company was waiting for the government (…)

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