
Cornel Ilinca
Cornel Ilinca is a lecturer at the Faculty of Hydrotechnics within the Technical University of Civil Engineering in Bucharest, Romania. He is recognized for his expertise in hydrology and has recently advocated for the modernization of hydroelectric plants as a national priority in response to the historical drought affecting the Danube River. His research emphasizes the importance of retrofitting existing hydroelectric infrastructure to enhance efficiency, increase energy production, and integrate renewable energy sources, positioning these initiatives as crucial in the context of climate change and energy sustainability.
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Cornel Ilinca explained the mechanisms by which the electroenergetic system can cope with the extreme situation caused by drought.
Riscul de blackout din cauza secării Dunării, explicat de un inginer hidrotehnicCornel Ilinca criticized the dam project, calling it a 'fossil project' of outdated engineering.
Video Barajul Mihăileni, proiectul comunist rămas neterminat după aproape patru decenii. Ce rol mai are „colosul” din ApuseniCornel Ilinca, a lecturer at the Faculty of Hydrotechnics at the Technical University of Civil Engineering Bucharest, advocates for the retrofitting of hydropower plants as a national priority.
Interviu Soluția pentru criză după secarea Dunării. Hidroinginer: Retehnologizarea hidrocentralelor este cu 70% mai ieftină decât proiectele noi





