During an extensive discussion with Ioana Stancel and Ciprian Necula on B1.ro, Eugenia Gusilov addressed topics regarding energy security, hybrid warfare, and essential preparedness for emergency situations.

Gusilov pointed out several key aspects: first, actions to clean up and reform must target not only networks but the entire energy sector. Second, the reasons why the state often hesitates to embrace ambitious reform goals were explained.

Furthermore, the discussion emphasized that authorities must re-earn public trust rather than simply demanding obedience, noting that the state-citizen relationship must be repaired and rebuilt.

Finally, authorities need to show greater flexibility. When facing the risk of losing European funds, governments should request financiers to redirect unused funds toward alternative priorities, such as battery storage, if original allocations cannot be met.