E.ON is set out to increase investments in gas and electricity distribution networks by investing another 1.4 billion euros until 2027, in addition to the 2.1 billion euros already invested since entering the Romanian market, in 2005, according to the general director of E.ON Romania, Volker Raffel.
Although the prices in the energy market have reduced and stabilized, the threats of the energy crisis have not passed yet, it is the duty of companies and governments to focus their actions on diversifying energy sources and reducing dependence on natural gas from Russia, at the same time as reducing the environmental impact of the energy used. (...) E.ON is set out to increase investments in the gas and electricity distribution networks by investing another 1.4 billion euros until 2027 in addition to the 2.1 billion euros already invested since entering the Romanian market in 2005. In order to increase this investment effort, we carried out a series of energy infrastructure modernization projects with European financing worth 500 million euros, to which approximately 900 million euros will be added from own sources," reads the message by Volker Raffel, as written in the company's sustainability Report, agerpres informs.
"We believe that the future belongs to electric cars and that change takes place at very different speeds, depending on the country. Through our e-mobility solution - E.ON Drive - we installed about 80 charging stations last year, bringing the total number of units installed in Romania to over 275. For the current year, we propose to install another 240 charging stations for various categories of customers. At the same time, we intend to decarbonize our own car fleet, with the commitment to have 100% of the company's non-technical cars, with electric propulsion until 2030," the E.ON Romania official pointed out.
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