Mircea Sipinceanu
Mircea Sipinceanu was a prominent Romanian engineer known for his significant contributions to hydroelectric power generation. He played a crucial role as the chief engineer of the Vidraru Hydroelectric Power Plant project, which was completed in 1966. Under his leadership, the plant harnessed the hydro potential of the Argeș River, becoming one of the largest and most important hydroelectric facilities in Romania, with an installed capacity of 220 MW. His work not only advanced Romania's energy infrastructure but also set a benchmark for future hydroelectric projects in the country.
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Mircea Sipinceanu was the chief engineer of the Vidraru hydroelectric project.
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