Romania Receives £4.5m Funding to Boost Wastewater Services
Published on by Water Network Research, Official research team of The Water Network in Government
Romania has received funding worth RON 28.6million (£4.5m) from European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) to boost its water and wastewater services
Romania has received funding worth RON 28.6million (£4.5m) to boost its water and wastewater services.
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) is providing the loan to regional water supplier SC Apa Canal Ilfov SA.
Under a two-year plan, the company will expand and modernise its water and wastewater network, providing improved services to 60,000 people in eight towns. That’s around 30% of the total population of Ilfov County.
James Hyslop, EBRD Director for Municipal and Environmental Infrastructure, said: “Our investment will help Apa Canal Ilfov improve services, reach more people in its area, reduce water losses and increase efficiency while complying with EU water and wastewater directives.”
Source: EnergyLive News
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