Petrobrazi refinery, the largest in southeastern Europe, is operating at maximum capacity, according to authorities in Prahova County, despite the turbidity issues that have arisen at the Paltinu water source. The Minister of Energy, Bogdan Ivan, emphasized that maintaining the operation of the refinery has been an absolute priority, essential for the country's energy stability. The refinery provides approximately 35% of the national fuel needs. To avoid shutdown, a bypass was created to supply water from other sources. Additionally, the power plant in Brazi has been partially restarted, and technical teams estimate that the second turbine will also be restarted soon, thus ensuring the continuity of industrial processes.
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Rafinăria Petrobrazi funcţionează la capacitate maximă, anunţă, vineri, autorităţile din Prahova
Rafinăria Brazi funcționează la capacitate maximă. Alimentarea cu apă a fost reluată
Autorităţile din Prahova vin cu asigurări. Rafinăria Petrobrazi nu s-a oprit şi nici nu se va opri din lipsa alimentării cu apă
Rafinăria care asigură 35% din combustibilul României nu se va opri, dau asigurări autorităţile din Prahova. Ce se întâmplă cu furnizarea apei pentru populaţie
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