Kremen Georgiev, head of the Association of Heating Companies, warns that a potential bankruptcy of Toplofikatsiya Sofia could lead to critical strain on the electrical grid.
Key facts
- •Kremen Georgiev is the chairman of the Association of Heating Companies.
- •Georgiev characterized a potential bankruptcy of Toplofikatsiya Sofia as a catastrophe.
- •The warning was issued during an appearance on the television program 'Bulgaria Morning'.
- •The primary concern is that the electrical grid would not support a mass shift to electric heating.
Kremen Georgiev, chairman of the Association of Heating Companies, has described a potential bankruptcy of the Sofia district heating provider, Toplofikatsiya Sofia, as a catastrophe. Speaking on the program "Bulgaria Morning," Georgiev warned that if the company fails, a mass transition by consumers to electric heating could overwhelm the electrical grid.
Potential Grid Failure
Georgiev stated that the electrical network might not be able to withstand the increased load if a large number of residents switch to electric heating as a result of the company's collapse. He noted, however, that if the company were to go bankrupt, the resulting problems might not be felt immediately by the public.
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