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Higher Heat Bills for Joys. Ciucu Takes Into Account the Increase in Rates: I Have No Guarantee that the Price Will No Longer Increase

Summary by Digi 24
Bucharest could pay more for heat and hot water this winter. Mayor General Ciprian Ciucu takes into account the increase in tariffs, under conditions where Thermoenergy has financial problems, and the heating system still works at reduced capacity. However, the proposal must be approved by the General Council of Bucharest.

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Bucharest could wake up this winter with higher bills for heat and hot water, after Mayor General Ciprian Ciucu announced that he is considering a change in the tariff borne by the population. A possible charge has not been decided until now and should be approved by the General Council of Bucharest by vote.

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The increase in the price to the gigacalorie for the population was demanded by Thermoenergetics, the Development Association for Thermal, but also by the Directorate of Speciality of the City Hall of the Capital, said Wednesday the mayor Ciprian Ciucu. He did not specify how much the increase of the price is required, but said that the increase will be smaller than in 2022, when ...

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Bucharest could pay more for heat and hot water this winter. Mayor General Ciprian Ciucu takes into account the increase in tariffs, under conditions where Thermoenergy has financial problems, and the heating system still works at reduced capacity. However, the proposal must be approved by the General Council of Bucharest.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Hot water and heat could cost more in Bucharest this winter. The sweetness, requested by Thermoenergetics, would be necessary to restore the financial situation of this municipal company, which handles the supply of the thermal agent.

·Bucharest, Romania
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Digi 24 broke the news in Bucharest, Romania on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
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