Mai 19, 2026, at 17:00,
The Energy Summit 2026, organized by Newsweek Romania, highlights one of the most pressing issues of our time: the relationship between the energy transition, economic competitiveness, and security of supply.
The event will take place on May 19, 2026, at the Pullman Bucharest Hotel, in a hybrid format, with a live stream on newsweek.ro, Facebook, and YouTube, and will bring together representatives from energy companies, government officials, experts, and business leaders for a series of discussions focused on the future of Romania’s energy sector.
Abusiness leaders for a series of discussions focused on the future of Romania’s energy sector. gainst a European backdrop marked by volatility, geopolitical tensions, and accelerating investment in infrastructure and new technologies, the summit aims to examine how Romania can maintain a balance between the transition to cleaner energy sources, energy security, and economic competitiveness.
The event program is structured around three main themes: investment and technology, energy infrastructure and system stability, and the impact of energy costs on the Romanian economy.
Topics for discussion:
• What concrete changes will European policies bring to Romania’s energy market?
• What role will renewable energy, natural gas, and other sources play in the future national energy mix?
• How prepared is Romania’s energy system for external shocks and supply chain disruptions?
• What investments are needed to modernize infrastructure and expand transmission and distribution networks?
• How can a balance be maintained between the transition to cleaner sources and security of supply?
Speakers: George Niculescu, Dumitru Chisalita, Teodora Cimpoi
Topics for discussion:
• How do energy price trends affect the competitiveness of the Romanian economy?
• How do geopolitical tensions and global market volatility affect energy prices in Europe and Romania?
• What factors currently determine energy costs for industry and consumers?
• How can investments in energy production help stabilize the market?
• What can Romania do to reduce its vulnerability to external shocks in the energy market?
Speakers: Daniel Apostol, Silvia Vlăsceanu, Teodora Cimpoi
