The group aims to increase the center’s staff to about 500 employees in the next years, according to E.ON representatives.
E.ON entered Romania in 2005, when it acquired electricity distributor Electrica Moldova and gas distributor Distrigaz Nord. E.ON Energie Romania was set up five years later.
E.ON registered turnover of approximately EUR1.2 billion on the local market last year, and expects its turnover will fall slightly this year.
It invested 379 million lei (over EUR85 million) in Romania last year mainly to upgrade its electricity and natural gas distribution networks. The group employs 6,200 people locally and has about three million clients.