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Romania May Cut Electricity Exports on Higher Domestic Demand

February 17, 2012

Romania may interrupt exports of electricity between Feb. 16 and March 15 to cover rising domestic consumption because of freezing temperatures, according to a draft law on the Economy Ministry’s website.The Balkan nation, which faces a “heavy power deficit” following a drought that kept river-water levels low and increased heating demand, will start cutting power exports from about 500 megawatts per

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