The Stejaru Power Plant will benefit from an investment of nearly 97.5 million euros for the modernization of hydro aggregates, improving the efficiency and safety of operations.
Delia Niculescu
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The Stejaru Power Plant, with a capacity of 210 MW, will be refurbished through an investment of 97.5 million euros, aiming to increase efficiency and safety in operation. The project includes the modernization of hydro aggregates and control systems, ensuring operation at updated parameters. Among the objectives are reducing downtime, monitoring operating parameters, and environmental protection. Hidroelectrica, the largest producer of green energy in Romania, will benefit from this modernization, thus contributing to the stability of the National Energy System.
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Hidroelectrica a atribuit unei companii din subordinea sa contractul de retehnologizare a turbinelor mici ale Centralei Stejaru
Hidroelectrica atribuie contractul de 97,5 milioane euro pentru retehnologizarea CHE Stejaru
Hidroelectrica semnează un contract de 97,5 mil. euro pentru retehnologizarea centralei Stejaru, una dintre cele mai importante unităţi de pe râul Bistriţa
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