Bucureştiul riscă să intre în iarnă fără una dintre marile centrale termice. Apa caldă, sub semnul întrebării

Bucharest faces potential heating issues this winter due to a major thermal power plant being out of service after repeated fires. Repairs are expected to be completed by mid-November, but delays could leave residents without adequate hot water and heating. The plant, which serves 2,300 apartment blocks, is undergoing significant repairs costing 10 million euros. Meanwhile, the city plans to modernize additional thermal plants and has replaced 100 kilometers of heating pipes this year. The mayor is considering raising heating and hot water prices, which has raised concerns among residents about affordability, especially after recent bill increases.