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Latvian Businesses Begin Building Charging Stations for Electric Cars in Denmark Made from Glued Lami
16.12.2020Three Latvian businesses—IKTK, Rodentia and Igate Būve—have implemented an innovative green solution, manufacturing and constructing a modern electric car charging station from Glued Laminated Timber, or Glulam, in Denmark
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Rail Baltic rolling stock depot to be designed by Reaalprojekt, Nord Projekt in Estonia
16.12.2020The joint tender submitted by OU Reaalprojekt and Nord Projekt AS in the amount of 1.86 million euros won the design tender announced in September for the Rail Baltic rolling stock depot to be built in the rural municipality of Rae near Tallinn, informs LETA/BNS.
Merko to build Prisma store EUR 4.4 mln
14.12.2020AS Merko Ehitus Eesti, part of the listed Estonian construction group Merko Ehitus, and Tiskre Arendus OU have entered into a contract to perform construction works of a commercial and service building at 61 Liiva Road in Tiskre near Tallinn, the cost of the contract is approximately 4.4 million euros without VAT, informs LETA/BNS.
Capital Mill celebrates topping out of 26-story Skyon building in Tallinn
04.12.2020Skyon Building, a 25-million-euro, 26-story brand new structure in Tallinn developed by Capital Mill, has achieved its full height, informs LETA/BNS.
Latvia's construction productivity at 40% of EU average
03.12.2020In Latvia, construction productivity is approximately at 40 percent of the European Union's average rate, Luminor Bank's economist Peteris Strautins said at an online conference hosted by the Partnership of Latvian Building Contractors, cites LETA.
Lithuanian government paving way for wind turbine production in Klaipeda
With Lithuania planning to build wind farms in the Baltic Sea, the government on Wednesday took steps to set up infrastructure for turbine production, assembly and storage operations in the port of Klaipeda, writes LETA/BNS.
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