The European Commission has approved RON 1169 million (approximately €270 million) in public funding to close three Romanian coal mines: Petrila, Uricani and ParoÅŸeni Collieries. The mines, owned by National Hard Coal Company JSC Petrosani, are considered uncompetitive; as such, they fall under Council Decision 2010/787/EU on state aid, permitting public support to close uncompetitive hard coal mines.
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