Between May 2010 and November 2013, Ignat was project manager at the Institute for Studies and Power Engineering.
Cetacli was appointed ELCEN manager in May 2010.
Minister-delegate for Energy Razvan Nicolescu has recently stated that Romania plans to set off a program aimed to improve the operational efficiency of Elcen, also targeting to change the company’s management structure.
ELCEN operates five power production units in Bucharest and one in Constanta, southeastern Romania. ELCEN, currently controlled by the Economy Ministry, is to be transferred under the authority of the Bucharest City Hall, following merger with heating distributor RADET.
RADET has debts of 3.26 billion lei (EUR741 million) to ELCEN, of which RON994.5 million in late payment penalties. (EUR1=RON4.4553)