Agroszika completed a HUF 209m site in the southern industrial zone of Debrecen (E Hungary) on Friday. The investment costs were fully covered by a conditional European Union and state grant. Agroszika’s activities include earthworks, freight transport and waste management. It had revenue of HUF 2bn last year, managing director Krisztina Hajdu-Kalmar said.
Paks Nuclear Power Plant expansion reaches new milestone
The Hungarian Atomic Energy Authority has approved the preliminary safety report for the pouring of the first concrete of the expansion of the Paks nuclear power plant, another milestone in the project, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó was quoted as saying by his ministry on Friday.
He said the pouring of the first concrete is expected to take place early next year.
Szijjártó said the Paks power plant expansion is currently the biggest nuclear project with a building permit in the European Union.
Photo: FB/Paks NPP
Agroszika completes new site in Debrecen industrial zone
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- International organization confirmed that the Paks NPP operates safe, dependable – read more HERE
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