EMIS Insights, our proprietary research arm, provides comprehensive industry reports for Romania. Our network of locally based industry experts supplies analysis exclusive to EMIS customers.
Each report contains in-depth analysis of the sector’s importance for the Romania’s economy, detailed statistics and infographics. The report’s contents include executive summary, sector and subsector overviews, competitive and regulatory environment, as well as thorough company profiles of the top market players.
Emerging Europe’s role in the global oil and gas sector stems mainly from the region’s heavyweight, Russia. The other countries in the region – Romania, Poland and Turkey – do not have significant oil and gas resources. 2020 ...
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The COVID-19-induced recession meant it was vital for governments around the world to work hard to counteract the wide-ranging effects of the pandemic. While private investments may have suffered from the uncertainty of the pandemic, ...
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Much like the rest of the world, the countries from Emerging Europe* are increasingly turning towards renewable energy (RE) to diversify their energy mix, reduce greenhouse emissions, and thus achieve a sustainable economic growth model. ...
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The Emerging Europe region, as covered by the scope of this report, consists of Russia, Turkey, Emerging Europe, Romania, Czechia and Hungary. All of these countries are strategically important to transportation in the region, though ...
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the related containment measures – including full-scale lockdowns and other restrictions throughout 2020 – had an unprecedented impact on both car supply and demand across the global automotive market. ...
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The Emerging Europe region covered by the scope of this report comprises Russia, Romania, Turkey and Poland. In terms of their importance on the natural gas and oil markets, this group should be separated into Russia and ...
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Healthcare expenditure in Romania has been increasing steadily in recent years (up by 15.6% y/y in 2017), but remains the lowest in the EU28, both in per capita purchasing power and as a share of GDP (5.2% in 2017). An Ageing population and ...
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