Hidroelectrica has signed a contract worth 97.5 million euros for the modernization of the Stejaru hydroelectric power plant, with the aim of upgrading the facilities and increasing energy efficiency.
Raluca Ioana Draghici
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Hidroelectrica has signed a contract worth 97.5 million euros for the modernization of the CHE Stejaru power plant, a strategic project that includes the upgrading of hydro aggregates and the plant's installations. The contract was awarded to the company HIDROSERV and will last for 66 months, with objectives including increasing energy efficiency, reducing unavailability, and environmental protection. The project aligns with current standards and will contribute to strengthening Hidroelectrica's production capacity, the largest producer of renewable energy in Romania.
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