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Hidro Tarnita Gets Five Bids For EUR1B Hydropower Plant Project
Romanian state-run company Hidro Tarnita has received bids from five potential investors, by the January 30 deadline, interested in the construction of a 1,000-megawatt hydropower plant in T...
Bouygues Ready To Get Back To Work In Romania
French builder Bouygues is getting ready to take on construction projects again in Romania, after having put the local business on stand-by at the onset of the crisis in 2008-2009.
Top Ten Office Projects In Bucharest Rented Enough Space For 15,000 Employees In 2014
Ten office projects in Bucharest either completed or under development attracted 50 new tenants that rented 138,400 square meters together.
Sema Parc Launches New Stage Of Real Estate Project In Bucharest
Sema Parc group, controlled by businessman Ion Radulea, announced the launching of a new stage of its real estate project in Bucharest, namely two office buildings, Office 3 and Office 4.
Nita: Romania To Reassess Cernavoda Nuke Project
Romania wants to reassess its project for the construction of two new reactors at the Cernavoda power plant following talks with potential investors from China, Energy Minister Constantin Ni...
Tarnita Project Company May Include Only State-Run Energy Producers At First
The project company to develop a hydropower plant in Tarnita-Lapustesti, northwestern Romania, may include, for starters, all large energy producers owned by the state.
Samsung Becomes Largest Investor In Solar Power In Romania With EUR100M Project
South-Korean giant Samsung has become the biggest investor in solar parks in Romania after completing a EUR100-million project in Slobozia, Giurgiu county.
Immochan Kicks Off Real Estate Project In Brasov
Immochan, the real estate division of French group Auchan, started construction of the first stage of real estate project Coresi Brasov in central Romania.
CCS Demonstration Project Getica Might Be Cancelled As Romania Didn’t Get EU Financing
Getica, a demonstration project worth EUR1 billion, aiming to capture carbon dioxide from the Turceni thermal power plant and store it underground to prevent global warming, might be cancell...