Borza: Hidroelectrica a deversat in iulie un TWh din lacuriBorza: Hidroelectrica Discharged 1 TWh of Energy From Its Reservoirs in July

Producatorii de electricitate ar trebui sa renunte la investitii in unitati noi de productie, intrucât la nivel national se inregistreaza un excedent semnificativ de productie, a declarat marti presedintele Consiliului de Supraveghere al Hidroelectrica, Remus Borza.

„Avem 12-15 TWh pe care nu avem unde sa ii consumam. Producatorii trebuie sa renunte la investitii in noi capacitati si sa prioritizeze investitiile pentru retehnologizarea capacitatilor existente. Avem excedent de productie, dar in România continua investitiile in regenerabile”, a afirmat Borza la o conferinta pe teme energetice.

El a adaugat ca daca in România ar exista un program de dezvoltare a sistemului de irigatii surplusul de energie ar putea fi folosit in acest domeniu.

„Hidroelectrica a fost nevoita sa deverseze apa din lacuri, un 1 TWh in iulie. Daca aveam irigatii, il foloseam acolo. Suplimentarea consumului ar genera 100.000 locuri de munca si peste 1 miliard de euro la bugetul de stat”, a mai spus Borza.

Hidroelectrica, unul dintre cei mai mari producatori de energie din România, este controlat de stat, prin Departamentul pentru Energie. (Mediafax)The electrical energy producers should give up investing in new production units, as there is a significant production excess at country level, the chairman of the Hidroelectrica Supervisory Board, Remus Borza said on Tuesday.

„We have 12-15 TWh that cannot be consumed anywhere. The producers should give up investing in new units, and prioritize their investments for upgrading the technology of the existing units. We have a production excess, but investments in renewable energy continue in Romania”, said Borza at a conference on the energy industry.

He added that, should Romania have a program for developing the irrigation system, the excess energy could be used there.

„Hidroelectrica had to discharge water from its reservoirs, the equivalent of 1 TWh in July. If we had irrigations, it could have been used there. Increasing the consumption would generate 100,000 working places and more than €bn for the stat budged”, Borza continued.

Hidroelectrica, one of the largest electrical energy producers in Romania, is controlled by the state, through the Energy Department. (Mediafax)