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Residents in several areas of Bucharest are facing heating and hot water supply issues due to outages and reduced production capacity at power plants. Termoenergetica reports that some problems may be resolved soon. Currently, the heating system relies on three ELCEN plants and one private plant, while CTE București Vest and CET Grivița are offline. CTE București Vest is undergoing repairs after major incidents, with a restart planned for November 15, 2026. CTE Grozăvești is unable to meet demand in certain districts, particularly Drumul Taberei and Militari. Discussions are ongoing regarding CET Grivița's potential restart to alleviate pressure on other plants. Additionally, CTE Progresu may increase thermal energy production to support affected areas. Issues persist in Sectors 2, 3, and 4, particularly with temperature delivery from CTE București Sud. Repair teams are mobilized, with an estimated completion date for repairs set for November 6, 2026.

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