Andrei Spînu: By 2025, the Republic of Moldova will have two thermoelectric cogeneration plants
By 2025, the Republic of Moldova will have two thermoelectric cogeneration plants, announced the Minister of Infrastructure, Andrei Spînu, on his Facebook page. He claims that the tender for the design and construction of the cogeneration power plants has been launched.
The plants will be built with internal combustion engines and will have a capacity of 55 MW/h of electricity and 43 Gcal/h. They will replace the former CET-1, which was put into operation back in 1951.
Andrei Spînu claims that the new plants will also have photovoltaic installations with a capacity of 100 kW, thus contributing to the development of renewable energy sources in the country.
The construction of the two power plants comes to support the energy independence of the Republic of Moldova and they are built with the financial support of the World Bank Moldova".
