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    The Grant Program “Electrica puts Romania in a different light” 2019 reaches its fourth edition

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    Electrica launched the fourth edition of the Grant Program “Electrica puts Romania in a different light”, a national competition of projects, through which the company encourages sustainable initiatives of Romanians who want to support their community in order to support its development, the company announced.

    The program runs from August 27 to October 22, 2019, and the total amount of financing offered by Electrica is 50,000 Euro. Through the program “Electrica puts Romania in a different light” initiatives from the fields of education, social and health services, environment, culture and sports will be funded.

     

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