Authorities Mull Transferring Part of ELCEN To Bucharest City Hall Or A Debt-Free RADET 2

09.24.2015 By Gabriela Stan

Romanian authorities consider transferring part of state-run electricity and thermal power producer Electrocentrale Bucuresti (ELCEN) to Bucharest City hall or the bankruptcy of heating distributor RADET and the setup of "RADET 2", both triggering debt write-off, said Economy Minister Andrei Gerea.

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