Romania’s Authority for Nuclear Activities (RAAN) will invest about 43.22 million Euro between 2009 and 2015 in an installation designed to reduce pollution in its Romag-Termo coal-fired power plant in Mehedinti county. The unit provides the steam necessary for Romag-Prod heavy water plant to operate and produces heating for Drobeta Turnu Severin. It also has 160 MW of installed power capacity for the generation of electricity to be delivered to the national grid. Romag-Prod produces heavy water for the Cernavoda nuclear power plant in Constanta county.
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Fintech startup Revolut is now officially a bank. While the startup initially expected to get its European banking license during the first half of 2018, the company has fi...
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The Romanian Finance Ministry has signed five more grant agreements under the state aid scheme, and among the beneficiaries are Automobile Dacia, with RON 115.8 million.