THE ROLE OF NORTHERN OLTENIA REGION INTO THE NATIONAL ENERGY MARKET

Doru Cirnu and Victor Banta
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Doru Cirnu: ”CONSTANTIN BRANCUSI”, UNIVERSITY OF TG JIU
Victor Banta: CONPET SA PLOIESTI – WEST DIVISION

Annals - Economy Series, 2014, vol. 4, 320-326

Abstract: The paper starts from the reality that "energy" is the engine of growth and economic development of the country in general and especially North Oltenia region, bringing a constant real value that can be likened to the "flywheel" for storage and energy conservation. The region that we consider a model of the subject of research and I called it generic, "Northern Oltenia" has the best possible conditions in order to become a real and major regional power pole, providing most of energy in the national energy system in conditions of maximum security, which can be at the same time achieved an export surplus value generator. In these circumstances, local communities with a tradition of energetic in Romania, in Northern Oltenia Basin will receive the attention it deserves by promoting regional development projects of scale, and a retraining and professional reorientation of skilled human resource. Romanian energy industry has significant resource potential of all categories of expertise supported by the best specialists in the field, Romanian and foreign, as well as significant opportunities for the recovery of the national economy, making a significant contribution to strengthening Romania's position as a major regional pole among EU states.

Keywords: energy; energy market; region; development; security pol (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2014
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