The European Commission has approved 126 million lei for the rehabilitation of the district heating system in Bucharest, announces the interim mayor.
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Interim Mayor Stelian Bujduveanu announced that the European Commission has approved an allocation of 126 million lei for the rehabilitation of Bucharest's district heating system, part of the Sustainable Development Program 2021-2027. This investment, amounting to 1.76 billion lei, will reduce thermal agent losses, increase system efficiency and improve thermal comfort in apartments, with the potential to solve the capital's heating problems.
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Comisia Europeană aprobă o alocare de 126 de milioane de lei pentru reabilitarea sistemului de termoficare din București
Primarul interimar Bujduveanu anunță că Bucureștiul mai primește 126 de milioane de lei bani europeni pentru modernizarea sistemului de termoficare
Peste 16,5 milioane de euro pentru termoficare, primiți de PMB din fonduri europene suplimentare
Comisia Europeană a aprobat o finanțare nerambursabilă pentru reabilitarea rețelei de termoficare din București
Capitala primește o finanțare suplimentară de la Comisia Europeană pentru reabilitarea termoficării
Dl. Bujduveanu, echipat cu vestuță și căscuță, are vești despre sistemul de termoficare din București. Mai multe conducte ruginite vor fi modernizate cu bani europeni
Bucureștiul primește încă 126 de milioane de lei pentru termoficare. La cât a urcat investiția totală până în prezent
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