Economy updated November 1, 2026 at 09:27

Barometri, 55% e shqiptarëve kërkojnë çmime më të ulëta të energjisë

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energjia elektrike, shqiptaret, 55 perqind, ulje cmimi,

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Ulja e çmimeve është prioriteti kryesor energjetik për më shumë se gjysmën e shqiptarëve, por kjo nuk pengon mbështetjen për tranzicionin drejt burimeve të rinovueshme. Sipas Barometrit të Ballkanit 2025, 55% e të anketuarve në Shqipëri e konsiderojnë uljen e çmimit të energjisë prioritetin më të rëndësishëm, 12 pikë përqindjeje mbi mesataren prej 43% në Ballkanin Perëndimor. Në të njëjtën kohë, 60% mbështesin investime më të mëdha në energjinë diellore, të erës apo hidroenergji, edhe nëse kjo do të sillte kosto më të larta të energjisë në afat të shkurtër. Çmimi dominon qartë mbi alternativat e tjera kur shqiptarët pyeten se cili duhet të jetë prioriteti energjetik i vendit. Pas 55% që zgjedhin uljen e çmimeve, 23% vendosin si prioritet investimet në energjinë e rinovueshme, 12% sigurinë dhe qëndrueshmërinë e furnizimit, 7% uljen e varësisë nga importet dhe 3% reduktimin e ndikimit mjedisor të prodhimit të energjisë. Shqipëria është mbi mesataren rajonale për shqetësimin ndaj çmimit…

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Barometri, 55% e shqiptarëve kërkojnë çmime më të ulëta të energjisë

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