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Apa Canal Sibiu together with the Intercommunity Development Association "Sibiu Water Association" signed on Wednesday, January 6 the financing contract for the "Regional project for the development of water and wastewater infrastructure in Sibiu and Brașov counties" within the Large Infrastructure Operational Program. The total value of the investments that will be made with European support is about 175 million Euros without VAT, spread out over the next 3 years.
The investment will substantially improve water and sewage infrastructure in Sibiu municipality and will play a pivotal role in its climate and environment ambitions – as well as in improving the quality of life of its residents.
The main works that will be carried out within this project are split between the two counties involved. In Sibiu County the following works will be carried out:
Meanwhile, in the county of Brașov work will be done on:
Following the realization of these investments, the localities served by Apa Canal Sibiu will be connected to the public drinking water networks in a proportion of 98%, and the degree of compliance with the norms regarding wastewater treatment will be approximately 99%.
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