Romania has been enjoying one of the most diversified energy mixes and low import dependencies in Europe. Indigenous oil, gas, and coal resources have kept Russian import dependencies at relatively low levels. Consequently, the greatest consequence of the Russian invasion in Ukraine was not related to security of supply, but to price stability. The Government put in place a complex, volatile and very expensive price regulation system in all segments of the market. Romania shows commitment towards renewables and hydrogen, while stressing the role of indigenous gas as a bridge fuel for transition and of nuclear energy as an important piece of the decarbonisation puzzle.