The Ministry of Energy has signed three financing contracts for the construction of three high-efficiency cogeneration plants in Bucharest.
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<p>The projects aim to modernize three CETs in Bucharest, with a total investment of over €1 billion, of which €362 million is non-reimbursable support from the Modernization Fund. After completion, the price of gigacalorie is expected to drop significantly. The projects will be developed by ELCEN and will help reduce natural gas consumption.
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Noile investiții de 362 mil. euro în CET-urile din București, semnate azi, vor scădea costul gigacalorei de la 1.000 la 500 de lei în patru ani - Economica.net
FOTO Căldură, apă caldă și curent pentru bucureșteni: Se promite înjumătățirea prețului gigacaloriei. Peste 360 milioane euro nerambursabili de la UE pentru centrale noi
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