The utility Termoelectrica is working together with the World Bank to identify new solutions to develop co-generation capacities with a view to making the process of generating heat, hot water and electricity more effective.
A working visit in this respect was made to the heat-and-power plant CET-Source 2 and the heat-only station CT Vest.
“We are permanently looking for technical solutions to make our generation process more effective and safe, and in this regard we count on the support of our World Bank partners, who have helped us make significant progress in improving the performance of our infrastructure,” said Termoelectrica CEO Veaceslav Eni.
The World Bank experts commended the progress achieved by Termoelectrica and expressed availability to support such a project, the utility said in a press release.
