EnergMin Popescu: Romania supports development of civil nuclear programme;decarbonisation without nuclear energy is not possible
Publicat:Romania supports the development of the civil nuclear programme, because decarbonisation is not possible without nuclear energy, Energy Minister Virgil Popescu stated.
"Today [Tuesday] I am in Brussels, at the Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council meeting. At first light, I attended a meeting with several ministers from the EU countries to discuss the details about the measures to support nuclear energy. Romania supports the development of the civil nuclear programme, because decarbonisation without nuclear energy is not possible. This is why we need cooperation at the level of EU…
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