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ALPOPI Cristina FAMP
DEVELOPMENT OF HEAT PUBLIC SERVICE SUPPLY - STRATEGIC OBJECTIVE OF LOCAL CCASP
GOVERNMENT
? on producer-consumer relationship, there is a deficiency of Romanian thermal energy system of
over 40% compared to the best available techniques. This deficit is given by:
- oversizing heating plants in relation to the current heat consumption;
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- limited technological performance of existing power plants, according to the
requirements of high efficiently cogeneration;
- significant heat losses in the transportation and distribution system of heat and hot
water heating, which can be reduced only through significant investments;
- additional consumption in Romanian homes with over 25% compared to normal, due
to high heat losses in homes;
? through preservation and development of SACET is possible to achieve the targets set by
Romania as an EU member country regarding energy efficiency, to use of renewable resources
and sustainable development too. Thus, the development of SACET is therefore a strategic
30 th – 31 st October 2015 ”Strategic Management for Local Communities” Bucharest ? to develop this energy system are needed effective strategies, which generate a stable
option for Romania, achieved at the level of each municipality, taking into account that owners
are centralized heating local authorities;
regulatory framework to encourage public and private investments in the field;
? there is a malfunction in the regulatory framework because there are two regulators authorities
in the field (ANRE and ANRSC), which dissipate responsibilities between ministries;
? it is necessary to create public-private partnerships and developing projects for different areas
inhabited localities, considering the lack of experience of local authorities in this field;
? heating system operators are undercapitalized companies due to pricing policy practiced until
now. They were from the beginning in financial difficulty because at the detachment of CONEL,
the companies were encumbered by debts which have not recovered from incomes;
? public services (heating, electricity, water-sewerage, urban transportation, natural-gas
distribution) are provided by independent operators. This fact generates malfunctions and extra
costs for each type of public service;
? granting subsidies system was not designed for low-income consumers;
? the use of renewable resources is discouraged for urban cogeneration projects;
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