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    AFRY is designing an extension to the Tampere tram network

    Tampere Tramway Ltd. and the City of Tampere, Finland, have appointed AFRY, YIT, NRC Group Finland and Sweco to a contract for extension of the Tampere tram network. The contract is an extension to the ongoing project alliance contract.The alliance parties will jointly design and build a 0.7 km extension for the new tramline along the street Hatanpään valtatie. The contract includes the new tramline, completion of the turnout connection in Hämeenkatu, a new tram stop on the Sorinaukio square and an underground power supply substation. The work will commence in December 2019 and the project

    ÅF Pöyry wins new order from Oatly in the Netherlands

    ÅF Pöyry has signed a new contract with the food manufacturer Oatly. ÅF Pöyry will deliver two new process lines to Oatly’s production plant in Vlissingen, the Netherlands. The order is a turn-key project. The plant in Vlissingen produces the oat base, which is the basic ingredient for Oatly’s products. The contract covers an extension of the current process lines set-up, with two new process lines to double the present capacity of the plant. ÅF Pöyry is responsible for project management, process and electrical design, installation and commissioning of a complete process line. “With

    ÅF Pöyry contributes to circular use of materials

    On behalf of the Swedish Aggregates Producer Association (SBMI), ÅF Pöyry will develop a decision-making tool and environmental risk assessment for recycling of secondary materials in the construction industry. The project is funded by the Swedish Construction Industry’s Organisation for Research and Development (SBUF).There is a need for a generally applicable tool for environmental risk assessment within the construction industry. Increased recycling can entail both substantial environmental gains and significant business opportunities. Martijn van Praagh, Head of R&D within Environment

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