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Nervia Industrial Park Nervia Industrial Park Cluj-Napoca (ROMANIA) March 2018 Location: March 2018 Points of interests in Cluj: well connected 2nd university campus in the country good transport and communication services linking people to jobs, health, recreation, schools and other facilities one of the most dynamic cities in Romania March 2018 Where is Nervia Industrial Park located: We can find the Nervia Industrial Park in Cluj Napoca, The Industrial Park is located in Apahida, near the European located in the central part of Transylvania. The city lies in National Road E576 at: the middle of one of the most dynamic regions in Romania. • 2 Km far from the customs. Transylvania is known as the main access to the country • 13 Km far from the center of Cluj-Napoca city from Europe. This geographic situation gives Cluj • 3 Km far from the international airport from Cluj. Napoca the characteristic of being an ideal city for • 2 km far from the railway station in Sannicoara logistics and production activities. Within the country, Cluj is located at: • 40 km far from Gherla • 58 km far from Dej • 30 km far from Turda • 498 km far from Bucarest • 168 km far from Bors customs • 150 km far from Hungary border March 2018 Where is Nervia Industrial Park located: Parc Industrial CLUJ - NAPOCA Nervia GPS coordinates: 46°47'37.94"N 23°44'15.62"E March 2018 The Nervia Industrial Park in numbers: COEFICIENTS Sqm Availability From 5.000 m² to 20.000m² POT 70% CUT 1,5 Maximum height Ground floor + 2 floors, 12 meters max. SURFACES PARK TOTAL SURFACE 244.508 m² GREEN AREA 12.052 m² COMMON SURFACES 26.537 m² INNER ROADS 12.632 m² UTILITIES 1.853 m² OWNERS AREA OCCUPIED PRODUCTION 73.000 m² LOGISTIC 44.800 m² March 2018 Nervia Industrial Park: 17 19 15 20 m ² m² ULMA 10.245 SNS LOG. 15.860 ZAROM 15.134 GUEHRING 9.480 14 HONEST 9.305 SNS LOG. 16.436 13 12 TELE D. 9.721 NERVIA 9.329 11 10 Legend: Colour plots are available SAMMILS 9.530 Plot 15 5.043 9 8 TAMO KO 9.770 NERVIA 12.534 6 MIDICONS 9.531 Plot 17 7.761 4 SARMATEC 9.892 NERVIA 14.946 2 SNS LOG. 9.894 Plot 19 9.867 SARMATEC 9.636 SESE 14.021 March 2018 Utilities: Technical Infrastructure Water supply system approximated minimal flow of 1,5 mc/h/plot at a mean pressure of 4 bar. Utility into a manhole Sewage water collecting system final inner spilling pipe of a Ø 200 mm: Utility into a manhole, linked to the main collecting evacuation piping network with an approximated flow capacity of 4,5 mc/h/plot Telecommunication system: underground network piping by means of Ø 110 mm pipes into a manhole, now been equipped with a last generation system of wiring and distribution hardware Rain water collecting system final inner spilling pipe linked to the main telescopic piping network from Ø 400 mm up to Ø 1000 mm. Utility into a mainhold. Full rain water of the park is cleaned of contaminants before to be spilled in the Somes river by means of suitable separators with a maximum spilling flow capacity of 8.230 mc/h . Gas supply system Guaranteed delivery flow of gas of 200 mc/h/plot in low pressure at the connection point (on surface as per the ANRE regulations); 0,7 bar in normal conditions of atmospheric pressure and temperature (15ºC and 1,01325 bar abs atm p) Electrical supply system Medium voltage AC current available in each plot; 2x10 (20) kV -360 A/phase; buried wire utility; for a minimum mean value of 0,125 kW/mp/ built- in plant (installed power) and mean simultaneous absorbed power of 0,04 kWh/mp/ built- in plant March 2018 Nervia Industrial Park: Estimative costs Electricity 291.33 RON/MWh Water and sewage 5.42 RON/m³ 0 – 23,25MW 170,25 RON / MWh 23,26MW – 116.28MW 167,59 RON / MWh Gas 116,29MW – 1162,78MW 162,16 RON / MWh 1162,79MW – 11627,78MW 158,99 RON / MWh March 2018 Nervia Industrial Park in images: March 2018 www.nervia.ro .
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