AT Kearney conference on the future of the Romanian energy market

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Building the 3rd and 4th reactors at the nuclear power plant of Cernavoda (southeastern Romania) makes less sense than a new gas pipeline from the Black Sea to Europe, says former US ambassador Mark Gitenstein, now a member of the Representatives' Committee of the Proprietatea Fund ...

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Energy & Environment

Thursday, January 29, 2015

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AT Kearney conference on the future of the Romanian energy market
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