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ANRE, the energy regulator for Romania, is responsible for regulating the country's energy grid and licensing rules, and George Niculescu serves as its President.

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  1. ANRE introduced new measures to curb speculative projects in Romania's energy sector.

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6 reports, 3 independent, last reported Oct 13. The briefing below covers this first event.

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ANRE, the energy regulator for Romania, is responsible for regulating the country's energy grid and licensing rules, and George Niculescu serves as its President.

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RomaniaGeorge Niculescu

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  1. ANRE introduced new measures to curb speculative projects in Romania's energy sector.1 source
  2. Association of Energy Suppliers in Romania submits proposals to the National Energy Regulatory Authority regarding the regulatory framework.Sub-event
  3. ANRE President urges acceleration of energy projects.1 source
  4. ANRE regulates Romania's energy grid, and George Niculescu is its President.1 source

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