The European Commission announced on Monday that they approved an investment of over 175 million euro from the Fund of cohesion for the modernisation and installation of a new drinking water and waste water infrastructure in Olt county. ‘The Commission approved an investment of over 175 million euro from the Cohesion Fund for the modernisation and installation of a new drinking water and waste water infrastructure in Olt county, Romania. The new infrastructure will reduced the leakages and interruptions in water supply, thus contributing to meeting the requirements of the EU Directive regarding drinking water to Romania’ the European Commission said. This investment from EU funds will contribute to the socio-economic development at local level through the improvement of the living standards of the inhabitants in the rural areas and by the creation of work places both in the construction stage and in the placing into service stage. ‘The project is a perfect example of the way in which the cohesion policy brings direct benefits to the European citizens, keeping and protecting the environment and promoting the efficient use of the resources’ the Commissionaire for cohesion and reforms, Elisa Ferrreira said. The waste waters grid will be extended by 259.08 km, and with 37.87 km will be improved in the existing system. At the same time, another 64.41 km of evacuation pipes will be installed and ten pumping units for waste waters will be modernized and another 156 new units will be built.
Romanian Social Democrat leader and prime minister, also running for the presidential seat this autumn, Marcel Ciolacu, named Liberal (PNL) regional leader Ilie Bolojan as his preferred would-be prime minister. Notably, Bolojan is also being circulated as a potential prime minister in case the Liberal leader Nicolae Ciuca wins the presidential elections. In fact, the […]
Romania’s agricultural sector faces significant setbacks this year, with the European Commission revising crop yield forecasts further downward due to severe drought and heavy rainfall in key producing regions. Grain corn yields are projected to drop to 3 tonnes per hectare - a 10% reduction from last month’s forecast and a staggering 36% decrease compared […]
Romania's Ministry of Energy extended a EUR 33 million grant under the Resilience Facility to Heliomit, a firm controlled by local entrepreneur Tudor Mihăilă (24), for the development of a PV panel assembly plant with an annual capacity of 1,500MW. The photovoltaic panel factory will be developed in Bârlad, Vaslui county. "The support of almost […]
Romania's Ministry of Energy announced it cleared the disbursement of grants under the Resilience Facility in the total amount of nearly EUR 36 million for five power storage projects with a combined capacity of over 790MWh. Among the recipients, there are investment vehicles of "a Dutch billionaire and an Austrian real estate developer," according to
German insurer Signal Iduna announced the signing of the agreement for the acquisition of a majority stake in the Romanian insurance firm Garanta Asigurări from Greece's market leader – The Ethniki, Hellenic General Insurance Company. Following the success recorded in 2021 through the acquisition and integration of the two Romanian subsidiaries (life and general) of […]
Major Romanian online retailer eMAG announced plans to expand operations in the Republic of Moldova in 2025 or 2026. "We are considering an expansion in the Republic of Moldova, but I don't know if it will be in 2025 or 2026," eMAG's CEO Tudor Manea said at the press conference dedicated to the Black Friday […]
