Bucharest Receives €87.4 Million for Transport: 10 Trams, 45 Trolleybuses and 40 Buses • Newsweek Romania

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Bucharest will benefit from a non-refundable funding of 87.44 million euros from the Fund for Modernisation, dedicated to the purchase of 10 trams, 45 trolleybuses and 40 electric buses, Ciprian Ciucu announced. According to him, the project was confirmed by the European Investment Bank as a priority investment for Capital, and the local contribution will cover only VAT.

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Bucharest will benefit from a non-refundable funding of 87.44 million euros from the Fund for Modernisation, money to be used for the renewal and modernisation of the public transport fleet, announced the mayor general of the Ciprian Ciucu Capital.

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Capital City will also buy 95 more electric vehicles for public transport, through a non-refundable funding of over 85 million euros obtained through the Fund for Modernisation, announces Mayor General Ciprian Ciucu. Money will be used for the renewal of the STB fleet, by purchasing: "Bucuresti receives 87,44 million euros (i.e. half [...] The post 95 new vehicles for public transport, bought with European money. Bucharest has obtained over 85 m…

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The Mayor of the Capital, Ciprian Ciucu, announces that Bucharest will benefit from a non-refundable funding of 87 million euros from the Fund for Modernisation. The money will allow the purchase of: 10 new trams, which will replace V3A(M) trams; 45 new trolleybuses, which will replace Astra Ikarus trolleybuses; 40 electric buses, of which 20 of 12 [...]

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Bucharest will benefit from a non-refundable funding of 87.44 million euros from the Fund for Modernisation, intended for the renewal of the STB fleet. The money will be used for the purchase of 10 trams, 45 trolleybuses and 40 electric buses, which will replace some of the old and polluting vehicles in circulation.

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The Mayor of the Capital, Ciprian Ciucu, announced that Bucharest will receive 87.44 million euros, non-refundable funds, for a project intended for public transport. The financing will allow the purchase of trams, trolley buses and electric buses for the renewal of the fleet STB.