Despite economic challenges and internal debates, the EU remains committed to the Green Transition, as the #CompetitivenessCompass (Jan 29, 2025) highlights green energy, digital innovation, and sustainability as essential for long-term economic stability, ensuring continued support for investors and developers through favorable policies, funding programs, and strategic initiatives.
🔥 A strategic moment for Europe
As some EU states push to ease climate targets, the European Commission emphasizes that sustainability and competitiveness must advance together. Meanwhile, the U.S., under Trump’s administration, prioritizes fossil fuels, reducing incentives for renewables. While this presents challenges, it also offers a unique opportunity for Europe: by investing in green technologies, reinforcing energy independence, and securing supply chains, the EU can solidify its position as a global leader in the energy transition.
Romania’s Green Transition – A Pillar for Economic Growth
TDP actively supports the #GreenDealPublicAgenda, as part of the Pro-Impact Coalition, driving key priorities for Romania:
✔ Boosting industrial competitiveness – Expanding green procurement strategies & clean energy adoption
✔ Ensuring fiscal responsibility – Sustainable public debt management through green investments
✔ Enacting legislative reforms – Removing bureaucratic barriers to encourage investment
✔ Implementing strategic policies – Maximizing Green Deal benefits for economic growth & energy security
🤝 From Green Deal to Smart Deal
Energy Minister Sebastian Burduja advocates for a Smart Deal, ensuring clean energy policies enhance economic competitiveness and drive job creation: "Romania must align climate ambitions with economic strength—leveraging clean energy for industrial growth, job creation, and investment attraction."
This aligns with TDP’s vision, but the reality is clear:
🔄 There is no turning back – The future is clean energy
Returning to outdated, inefficient fossil fuels is not an option. Economic transitions are always challenging, but history proves that innovation, adaptation, and investment drive progress. The energy transition is no exception – early adopters of clean energy will gain a competitive edge, enhance energy security, and secure long-term economic stability.
Romania must enhance its green transition – Not Step Back
Delaying action weakens Romania’s global position. Instead of debating the Green Deal, we must refine its implementation and make it work in Romania’s favor:
✔ Strengthening industrial competitiveness through innovation
✔ Attracting local and foreign investment in renewables
✔ Streamlining regulatory frameworks to accelerate projects
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