* the article was first published on the 5th of March 2012 Europe is changing faster than we realize. Just 6 years ago, SEE (South-East Europe) had a completely different status. Greece was the leading country, being the only member of E.U. and having a high GDP growth. Romania and Bulgaria were about to join, ..
Read more* the article was first published on the 7th of February 2012 2012 brought us one of the coldest periods we have had in Romania during the last decade. But this is one of the few changes that we have experienced. Most of the key factors that create the business environment in Romania remain the ..
Read more Posted Jul 30, 2012 in Business environment, Green energy analysis, Real estate, Real estate analysis 0
* the article was first published on the 26th of June 2012 From Solar Expo in Verona to Intersolar in Munich and from Foren in Neptun to RoEnergy in Bucharest, the key players and other experts of the Romanian Renewable Energy market keep talking about ANRE and its announcements, plus their information for the upcoming ..
Read more* this article was first posted on the 9th of March 2009 PART 1 (Sorry, folks, but it is time to train the sales departments of residential projects how to respect their real client, the end user) He was probably around 26 years old, but he was feeling like a Real Estate veteran. Having worked ..
Read more Posted Jul 9, 2012 in Business environment, Green energy analysis, Real estate, Real estate analysis 0
If the Romanian renewable energy market has one sector where people bend the truth, this is by far the solar one. Let us go over 5 common lies and 5 truths that we hear in our daily business activity: 1. “Romania has 1.400 – 1.750 hours of annual irradiation” Lie. All serious players prepare their ..
Read more Posted Jul 6, 2012 in Business environment, Green energy analysis, Real estate, Real estate analysis 0
* this article was first published on the 23rd of April 2012 The first law for the Romanian Renewable Energy market was published in 2008. There were some serious investments that followed, but not many. As we all know, the real kick-start for the market was the new law passed by the Romanian Parliament in ..
Read more Posted Jul 3, 2012 in Business environment, Green energy analysis, Real estate, Real estate analysis 0
Romanian agricultural land was a “bullet proof” investment during the last four years of the economic crisis. Prices have remained steady or increased, while the rest of the market witnessed serious declines. (Of course some “experts” have announced that the prices increased 3 – 4 times since 2007, trying to attract speculators rather than investors. ..
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