Vestas wins 50 MW order in the UK
News release from Vestas Northern and Central EuropeHamburg, 12 November 2020 Vestas has secured a 50 MW order for the Sandy Knowe wind project from ERG, one of the leading wind energy operators in the European market. The project will be located in Scotland and will feature 14 V112-3.45 MW turbines in 3.6 MW Power Optimised Mode to maximise the site’s power production while ensuring lowest cost of energy to the energy consumer. With this deal, Vestas strengthens its presence in the UK onshore wind market, where we today have installed more than 2,000 wind turbines with a total
Kiilto är ett familjeägt företag från Finland etablerat 1919 med en uttalad vision fram till 2080. Vi utvecklar, tillverkar och marknadsför kemiska produkter och tjänster inom fyra affärsområden: bygg, industriell limning, professionell hygien och konsumentverksamhet. De viktigaste principerna för vår verksamhet är miljöledarskap, närhet och engagemang för framtiden. Vi verkar i 11 länder och har cirka 1 000 anställda. I vårt Promise to the environment ingår målet att vara koldioxidneutrala 2028.
Nu i november fusionerades TM Progress med Kiilto för att kunna erbjuda kunderna en
XMReality AB (publ) has received an order from IMI division Hydronic Engineering for XMReality Remote Guidance and supporting hardware. In April 2020 XMReality signed the first contract with IMI where the intended use area was through their division Critical Engineering, this is now an additional order for more licenses and hardware for their division Hydronic Engineering.IMI Hydronic Engineering is a leading supplier of products for hydronic distribution systems such as energy efficient heating and cooling systems to the residential and commercial building sectors. They plan to deploy
Press release 44/2020, WOW Symposium on 13th November 2020, Espoo FinlandEmbargoed until 13.11.2020 10 am (9 am CET)
New studies from a large NordForsk consortium confirm that night shift work is associated with increased risk for serious health risks like accidental injuries and sickness absence. The researchers give recommendations on how to organize shift work in order to minimise health and safety risks.About 20% of all employees in Europe are shift workers. A large NordForsk-funded project (Working Hours, Health, Well-being and Participation in Working Life, WOW) produced several
Press release 43/2020, WOW Symposium on 13[th] November 2020, Espoo, FinlandEmbargoed until 13.11.2020 10 am (9 am CET)
Good work-time control improves work-life balance and allows employees to self-determine the timing of, e.g., the start and ending times of the workday, and timing of vacations and breaks. New Nordic studies indicate that good work-time control protects against the risk for musculoskeletal and mental symptoms, sickness absence and occupational accidents.Flexible working hours have increased dramatically recently, also due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Flexible working
