Romania restarts 70-year-old coal plant amid power shortages
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In Romania, a 70-year-old coal-fired power plant was recommissioned and put back into operation

Amid an electricity shortage, Romanian authorities have restarted the Paroșen coal-fired combined-cycle power plant, built 70 years ago, to restore the country's energy balance.
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The plant has a coal reserve of 40,000 metric tons. Its rated capacity is 150 megawatts, according to ziare.com.

On Monday morning, the plant’s units were started up, and today the entire thermal power plant was connected to Romania’s national power grid.


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