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10 July 16:51

The Minister of Economy said Romania will not be able to close coal-fired power plants by 2025 because of energy risks.

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Romania pledged in 2020 to close 3,700 MW of coal-fired capacity by December 31, 2025, but Economy Minister Bogdan Ivan stressed that this deadline is impossible to meet. Coal-fired power plants are essential for the balance of the energy system, and the authorities are negotiating with the European Union for an extension of the deadline. Ivan noted that tenders are being prepared for gas-fired power plants to replace coal-fired plants, but they will remain in conservation for unforeseen situations.

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Ministrul Energiei, despre centralele pe cărbune: Nu le închidem, le punem în conservare
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Ministrul Energiei, Bogdan Ivan: „Nu închidem centralele pe cărbune, le punem în conservare”
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Bogdan Ivan, ministrul Energiei: Până la finalul anului trebuie să închidem centralele pe cărbune pentru a nu fi penalizați cu 2 miliarde de euro. Este imposibil să le oprim, fac tot ce ține de mine să negociez cu Comisia Europeană

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Bogdan Ivan, the Minister of Energy, announced that there is a risk of a blackout in Romania this winter due to the lack of energy production on the balancing market, but assures that preventive measures are being taken.
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