The ambassador said that UK companies, such as Amec Foster Wheeler, already operate in the Romanian energy sector and that more companies want to invest in it, so that the decisions of the Romanian government and energy authorities related to the upcoming energy strategy would be very important in this respect.
According to Brummell, Romania and Great Britain have a lot in common in terms of energy as both countries are rich in energy resources, having oil and natural gas reserves and nuclear plants. At the same time, both countries invested in renewable energy sources and have great potential as regards shale gas.
The ambassador added that Romania’s main asset is the diversity of energy production sources – hydro, coal, oil and natural gas, nuclear power and renewable energy.