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The City of Romania that Will Heat 13 Public Buildings with Geothermal Water, Starting From This Winter. It Cost 25 Million Lei - News ProTV
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The heating system with geothermal water in the city of Pecica has been completed, with a delay of three years, and will be put into operation this cold season, after passing the tests, while the similar project in the city of Santana has a degree of execution of 55% and will be completed by a delay of two years.
·Romania
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The heating system with geothermal water in the town of Pecica has been completed, with a delay of three years, and will be put into operation this cold season after the tests have passed.
·Bucharest, Romania
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