The European Commission said it has approved EUR 180n financing for Romanias Extreme Light Infrastructure - Nuclear Physics ELI-NP project, to be developed on a research platform at Magurele, close to Bucharest. The facility will serve to various disciplines such as fundamental physics but also astrophysics, material science and life sciences. The research facility will involve 40 research and academic institutions from 13 member states. The project is planned to be operational by 2015. The Commission approved EUR 236mn funding for the first pillar of the pan-European project ELI in the Czech Republic in April 2011. |
Romania's government has earmarked RON 163mn (EUR 37mn) worth of subsidies for 2013 under a programme aimed at closing down the loss-making mines of local company CNH located in the southwestern ... more
Romanian state-controlled hydropower company Hidroelectrica sold on Thursday, March 21, in several separate contracts a total of 0.3TWh of baseload electricity deliverable between April 1 and the ... more
The Romanian government will publish the privatisation call for freight railway company CFR Marfa immediately after the consultants complete their work, probably on April 6-8, Romanian transport ... more