[Article] Ten years after it joined the European Union, Romania still lags behind when it comes to access to electricity, with 100, 000 households still disconnected from the grid. Faced with inaction from a cash-strapped government, one man has taken things into his own hands, and is installing solar panels in the homes of Romania's poorest families.
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As night falls, the Monea family go back in time. They live in Romania's north east, the country's poorest region - and have never had electricity. In a country of 20 million people, almost 100 000 households aren't connected to the national grid.Nicoleta Monea, mother of six:"It's hard, without light,...
