Sebastian Burduja has announced investments of more than 14 billion euro in Romanian energy, along with a major project with Oradea City Hall.
Delia Niculescu
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Romania's energy sector is entering a new phase of development, with investments of over €14 billion and key structural reforms. Sebastian Burduja presented these achievements in an informal stocktaking, also highlighting the launch of a national energy strategy after 17 years. A major project was also signed with Oradea City Hall, which will help modernize and streamline the local energy sector.
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Sebastian Burduja anunță investiții de 14 miliarde de euro în energie și cel mai mare proiect local, semnat cu Oradea
Burduja: Și astăzi avem contracte de semnat; nu plec până nu le semnăm, inclusiv un proiect foarte mare cu Primăria Oradea
Burduja: Și astăzi avem contracte de semnat; nu plec până nu le semnăm, inclusiv un proiect foarte mare cu Primăria Oradea
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