Nicușor Dan announced the opening of the tenth construction site for the modernization of the district heating system, financed by European funds
Gabriel Neagu
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The construction site is located in the area of the Grant Bridge linking ramps and is one of the 25 objectives with European grant funding. It has a length of 6.6 kilometers of pipeline related to the Grozăvești II - III Magistrale. The Mayor General pointed out that 77 kilometers of main pipeline will be replaced this year.
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Nicuşor Dan: "A fost deschis al zecelea şantier pentru reabilitarea sistemului de termoficare, cu fonduri UE"
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Nicuşor Dan: A fost deschis al zecelea şantier pentru reabilitarea sistemului de termoficare, cu fonduri UE
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