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Moldovan government to prepare programme for restructuring energy sector
Date: February 4th 2010 Author:
Ion Preasca, Chisinau
Category: Articles
Topic: Electricity , Energy policy
Topic: Electricity , Energy policy
The Moldovan government will prepare a programme for restructuring of the energy sector in order to turn energy enterprises owned by the state into effective and competitive entities, the Minister of Economy, Valeriu Lazar, said at a meeting of the commission for improving the situation in the energy sector on 3 February 2010.
This programme will also serve to solve the problem of debts held by energy sector enterprises.PHOTO: Energetika.NET archiveWe have taken over too heavy a burden in the energy sector to be able to solve its problems in four to five months, Lazar s...
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