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Romania: CEZ to supply electricity to Romanian carmaker Dacia

Romanian subsidiary of Czech CEZ Group, CEZ Vanzare will supply electricity to local car manufacturer Dacia, which is part of Renault Group.

CEZ Vanzare has won a 11 million euros worth contract on a public tender, according to which, the company will supply electricity to Dacia for one year, namely until the end of June next year. This contract represents the first cooperation between these two companies.

The company, which was established in 2007, already supplies electricity to several companies such as: Vodafone, BRD, Telekom Romania, Altur Slatina and AEM Timisoara, transmits Serbia-energy.eu

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