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Hidroelectrica (hidroelectrică) is the leading provider of hydroelectric power in Romania. The company is state-owned, providing “…30% of the total production of the country according to hydraulicity year, while the volume of services is about 90% of the national power system.” [http://www.hidroelectrica.ro/Details.aspx?page=13] | Hidroelectrica (hidroelectrică) is the leading provider of hydroelectric power in Romania. The company is state-owned, providing “…30% of the total production of the country according to hydraulicity year, while the volume of services is about 90% of the national power system.” [http://www.hidroelectrica.ro/Details.aspx?page=13] Ziarul Financiar ranked Hidroelectrica 2nd place in “Top 100 most valuable companies in Romania” in 2012. Hidroelectrica strives to provide Romania with sustainable hydroenergy by utilizing Romania's bounty of natural water resources. “Hydropower, through its strong organizational culture, aims to consolidate its leardership position in the energy market in Romania through optimal development of production capacities and to become a major player in the regional energy market perspective.”[http://www.hidroelectrica.ro/Details.aspx?page=13] Hidroelectrica is renowned for designing projects with the environment in mind The projects are “…aimed to develop shared values related to protection of the environment and promotion of ecological activities in areas where the branches operate." [http://www.hidroelectrica.ro/Details.aspx?page=88&article=91] Seven strategically placed branches operate throughout Romania: SH Bistrita, SH Cluj, SH Curtea de Arges, SH Hateg, SH Iron Gates, SH Ramnicu Valcea, and SH Sebes. | ||
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Hidroelectrica (hidroelectrică) is the leading provider of hydroelectric power in Romania. The company is state-owned, providing “…30% of the total production of the country according to hydraulicity year, while the volume of services is about 90% of the national power system.” [1] Ziarul Financiar ranked Hidroelectrica 2nd place in “Top 100 most valuable companies in Romania” in 2012. Hidroelectrica strives to provide Romania with sustainable hydroenergy by utilizing Romania's bounty of natural water resources. “Hydropower, through its strong organizational culture, aims to consolidate its leardership position in the energy market in Romania through optimal development of production capacities and to become a major player in the regional energy market perspective.”[2] Hidroelectrica is renowned for designing projects with the environment in mind The projects are “…aimed to develop shared values related to protection of the environment and promotion of ecological activities in areas where the branches operate." [3] Seven strategically placed branches operate throughout Romania: SH Bistrita, SH Cluj, SH Curtea de Arges, SH Hateg, SH Iron Gates, SH Ramnicu Valcea, and SH Sebes.
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