Termocom’s revenue from heating bills rose by 4% from the same period last year. As for the residential stock, the situation is slightly worse than last year. “When it comes to the residential fund, regrettably, we have certain reservations; if we would’ve been at least as well off as last year, the company’s index would’ve been better overall” said Termocom deputy manager Vasile Leu, during a City Hall meeting on July 16, cited by Info-Prim Neo. The share of payments, based on the type of management, is the following: municipal enterprises – 75.1%; BCCs – 81.4%; AOPB – 74.7%; departmental residences – 72.3%, and directly connected consumers – 82.7%. According to Vasile Leu, historically the most responsible consumers are those from the BCCs. Termocom employees inspect debtors’ apartments. Until now, about 20,000 payment schedules were made, much more compared to other periods. “It is a rather tedious job. Some apartment owners give us their consent, some don’t. The task is clear either way; we must be paid for what we provided”, said Vasile Leu. The deputy manager hopes that by October 1, at the latest, they will have recuperated 100% of the debt and would be able to pay off their providers.