One of the Largest Energy Suppliers in Romania Asks for Insolvency After Shutdown of Cernavoda Reactors
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The sixth supplier in the Romanian retail electricity market has asked for insolvency as a result of the prolonged shutdown of Cernavoda's nuclear power plant. The information is...
Getica 95 Com, one of Romania's leading electricity suppliers, called for insolvency, after the shutdown of the Cernavoda nuclear power plant left the company without the energy it was buying from Nuclear Power. The firm must now purchase electricity from the market at much higher prices in order to be able to comply with its contracts with final customers.
Getica 95, one of the significant suppliers of electricity, has asked for its insolvency due to the stop of the central of Cernavoda and the situation of force majeure that allows the state company Nuclearelectrica not to deliver the energy contracted previously. To honor its contracts, the company controlled by the Riotian Viorel Tutuse has to buy energy from the market, at prices ... Article Rânicean Viorel Tutuse asks and the Getica insolvenc…
Getica 95, one of the main electricity suppliers in Romania, requested entry into insolvency after the shutdown of the nuclear power plant at Cernavoda left the company without the quantities of energy contracted from Nuclear Power. The firm claims that the losses accumulated in about two and a half months have reached 230 million lei. The request ... Article One of the largest energy suppliers in Romania asks insolvency. Losses of 230 million l…
Getica 95, one of the largest electricity suppliers in Romania, called for entry into insolvency, after stopping the plant at Cernavoda... The post Energy supplier, pushed to insolvency after stopping the plant at Cernavoda appeared first on Special Arad · the latest news from Arad.
The shutdown of the Cernavoda power plant has led to a chain effect on the energy market. Getica 95, Romania's sixth energy supplier, applied for insolvency after having had to buy from the market the energy it purchased from Nuclearelectrica.
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