Former UK prime minister Tony Blair on Thursday pressed home his standing message on climate change, addressing a mostly Greek audience, with Athens-based GEK Terna President Giorgos Peristeris adding that efforts to avoid environmental damage from the phenomenon – unlike Covid-19 – requires a global consensus and not merely vaccines.
Both men spoke at a panel discussion organized at the 6th Delphi Economic Forum, a burgeoning “Grecian Davos” taking place in a “hybrid format” this week in Athens, instead of the eponymous archaeological site in mountainous south-central Greece – the ‘navel’ of the ancient western world. Blair, who founded the Faith Foundation after he retirement from politics, emphasized the point that international cooperation is paramount in combating climate change.
Greece s Terna in 154.7 mln euro deal for railway works in Bulgaria Photo: National Railway Infrastructure Company / All rights reserved.
SOFIA (Bulgaria), April 1 (SeeNews) - Athens-based construction company Terna, a wholly-owned unit of Greece s Gek Terna, said that it signed a 154.7 million euro ($181.9 million) contract, VAT included, with Bulgaria s state-owned National Railway Infrastructure Company (NRIC) for works on the Petarch-Dragoman and Voluyak-Dragoman railway sections.
The project comprises 20.9 km of railway infrastructure, including earthworks, bridges, overpasses, track laying and construction of four railway stations, complete electrification as well as the design and construction of a 33 km railway signalling and telecommunications system, Terna said in a statement last week.
More than 800 MW of floating PV under development in Greece
Greek conglomerate Gek Terna has unveiled plans to deploy three large-scale floating PV plants at three different water reservoirs. Total investment in the projects is expected to amount to €170 million. Furthermore, the national utility PPC is reportedly planning to deploy another 50 MW and InterPhoton Group is considering to build a 500 MW facility.Greek construction company and energy provider GEK Terna Holding Real Estate Construction has announced a plan to build three floating PV power plants with a combined capacity of 265 MW at three different water reservoirs in western Greece. The three .
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95% of Greek tolls now Dutch-owned under monopoly created by REGGEBORGH and subsidiaryVOLKERWESSELS
In defiance of EU competition laws, majority shares in Greek companies GEK TERNA and ELLAKTOR are now owned by Reggeborgh
Monopoly allows Reggeborgh to benefit from 32 billion euros of funding originally intended for Greece s Covid-19 emergency relief now redirected to its infrastructure, renewables, and construction industries
A complaint before DG Competition has been launched with the European Commission by Mr. Michail Koulas, Ellaktor minority shareholder
Netherlands-owned
Reggeborgh, has assumed control of 95% of Greek tolls by monopolising multiple Greek markets and defying EU competition regulations. Reggeborgh has acquired minority shares in
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