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Total contributions invoiced to consumers for the promotion of cogeneration fell by twenty eight percent

The National Authority for Energy Regulation (ANRE) has published on its website the monitoring report of the support scheme for promotion of cogeneration based on thermo energy demand in the first quarter of 2015, showing that the total value of contributions invoiced to consumers is lowered by 28 percent. From the comparison of 2014 to 2013 the report observed that the total amount of contributions invoiced consumers and suppliers exporters fell mainly due to lower contribution amount for cogeneration in the second half of 2014, compared to 2013.

Energy

Investments in CNE Cernavoda units 3 and 4 might turn into a Chinese saga

The investment agreement with the Chinese company China General Nuclear Power Corporation, the investor selected for the development of units 3 and 4 at CNE Cernavoda, could be finalized by the end of the year says Energy Minister Andrei Gerea .Nuclearelectrica and China General Nuclear Power Corporation signed last year a letter of intent to proceed. The project for units 3 and 4 was evaluated in October last year, to EUR 6.45 billion, but the feasibility study which determined the investment required will be reviewed, according to Agerpres. The agreement between the two companies should have been signed in December last year, but the project is out of the schedule originally announced.

Support for Nabucco doesn't cause any inconvenience to the South Stream project

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov, in the joint press conference with the Romanian and the Serbian Prime Ministers in Craiova, said that South Stream should have been built without the EU's third energy package and that there currently isn't any contract signed by Bulgaria or Russia. The Bulgarian Prime Minister insisted on pointing out that he supports the Nabucco project, which doesn't cause any inconvenience to the South Stream project, but about which, "unfortunately, no one talks any longer."

Bogdan Balaci, Philips Lighting: Connected Lighting, the future of the industry

While these days modern lighting is equivalent to using LED equipment, the technology developments achieved in recent years have brought this concept a step forward: to “connected lighting”, the future in this industry, according to Bogdan Balaci, Commercial Leader of Philips Lighting for SEE, who presented the company's innovations in this area, during a media conference.

Total contributions invoiced to consumers for the promotion of cogeneration fell by twenty eight percent

Investments in CNE Cernavoda units 3 and 4 might turn into a Chinese saga

Support for Nabucco doesn't cause any inconvenience to the South Stream project

Bogdan Balaci, Philips Lighting: Connected Lighting, the future of the industry

Romgaz announces two new natural gas discoveries in northern Romania

Sterling Resources sells its Romanian business to Carlyle for 42.5 million dollar

Electricity exports more than tripled in 2014

Romania moves down 22 positions in EY's Renewable Energy Country Attractiveness Index in the last four years