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ALPOPI Cristina FAMP
DEVELOPMENT OF HEAT PUBLIC SERVICE SUPPLY - STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE OF LOCAL CCASP
GOVERNMENT
The public service is achieved through specific technical-urban infrastructure belonging to public or private
domain of administrative-territorial units, which form together the centralized supply heat system of
localities - SACET (General Council of Bucharest, 2014).
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There are two ways of organizing the public service management, as follows:
? direct management, whereby the provision, administration, operation and exploitation of heat
supply centralized system is the responsibility of local public authorities, through the public
services of local and county interest, with or without legal personality;
? delegated management, whereby the provision, concession and operating right and obligation
are assigned by the local public administration authorities to several operators. They are:
commercial companies with full social capital of administrative-territorial units, commercial
companies formed after the reorganization of autonomous administrations of local or county
interest, whose social capital is owned entirely by the administrative-territorial units, and
30 th – 31 st October 2015 ”Strategic Management for Local Communities” Bucharest Regardless of the organization, providing of public service is based on licenses issued by the National
commercial companies with private or mixed capital.
Authority for Energy Regulation (ANRE) and the National Regulatory Authority for Public Utilities
Community Services (ANRSC).
? A.N.R.E. grants licenses and approve prices for the activity of thermal energy production in
cogeneration;
? A.N.R.S.C. grants licenses and advise prices/rates for the activities of generation, transportation,
distribution and supply of thermal energy (except the thermal energy produced in cogeneration).
Each administrative-territorial unit in which the public service is organized supports of its local budget the
difference between thermal energy local price (consisting of production price and transport services,
distribution and supply of thermal energy price which is approved by the local public administration
authorities) and local price of population (which is the price for thermal energy supplied to the population
through SACET).
3. URBAN COGENERATION
Cogeneration is the process of simultaneous production of thermal and electric energy and/or mechanical
energy.
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