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Romanian Hidroelectrica will invest in research establishment for RES

Hidroelectrica, the largest Romanian electricity producer  has included in its budget for 2020 and investment in the establishment of R&D center for renewable energy.

According to the document that will be presented to Hidroelectrica’s shareholders next month, the company’s budget for 2020 will include the establishment of a Research and Development (R&D) Center, which will operate based on attracting the most qualified specialists, teachers, experts with results and concerns in the field, from Romania and from abroad, for each project identified to be of interest to Hidroelectrica. The project also involves the creation of a laboratory with simulators dedicated to training employees in the areas of interest.

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