LJUBLJANA, Jan 16 (Reuters) - Slovenia's energy firm Petrol
PETG.LJ has won a deal to improve a public heating system in
Bulgaria's capital Sofia, which is the biggest heating system of
its kind in the Balkans and the second biggest in Europe, Petrol
said on Monday.
The aim is to reduce the cost of production and distribution
of heating, improve supply quality, reduce energy loss and
diversify production capacities, Petrol said in a statement. The
company did not disclose the value of the deal.
Heating systems like the one in Sofia supply heat to
apartments across the city from a single or a number of heating
facilities.
Petrol has signed the deal with Toplofikacia Sofia E.A.D.
which manages Sofia's heating system and is the largest company
in Bulgaria.
(Reporting By Marja Novak. Editing by Jane Merriman)
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