Rețele Electrici Romania has launched a €59 million public tender for the purchase of power transformers, essential in the 2025-2030 investment projects.
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Rețele Electrici Romania, part of the PPC Group, has announced the launch of a public tender worth around €59 million for the purchase of power transformers needed in investment projects to be carried out between 2025 and 2030. The contract will last 60 months and the company aims to modernize the distribution network to meet growing energy requirements. Selection criteria include incentivizing the use of recyclable packaging. Rețele Electrici Romania plans to invest more than 730 million lei this year to improve services and integrate renewable energy sources.
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Transformare de proporții: Rețele Electrice România deschide licitație de 59 milioane euro pentru echipamente de înaltă tensiune
Reţele Electrice România, parte din grupul PPC, lansează o licitaţie de circa 59 de milioane de euro pentru achiziţia de transformatoare de putere
Reţele Electrice România lansează o licitaţie de circa 59 milioane de euro, fără TVA, pentru achiziţia de transformatoare de putere
Reţele Electrice România lansează o licitaţie de circa 59 milioane de euro pentru achiziţia de transformatoare de putere
Rețele Electrice România lansează licitație de 59 milioane euro pentru transformatoare de putere
Rețele Electrice (PPC) lansează o licitație de 59 milioane de euro pentru achiziția de transformatoare de putere
Rețele Electrice România, parte din grupul PPC, vrea să cumpere transformatoare de putere în valoare de 59 milioane de euro
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