21st Austria weekly - S&T Agrana 17/01/2022 [pic1]Agrana: On the site of potato starch factory in Gmünd Waldviertel region fruit and sugar group has constructed a large-scale photovoltaic system under contracting model collaboration with RWA Solar Solutions. This installation is ready to go online at immediate notice. A total 890 modules covering an area around 1 650 m2 have been installed on roof and capacity 334 kWp will produce 338 000 kWh power annually. The annual solar output generated Gmünd equivalent requirements approximately 75 households. "Our green initiative continue coming year construction commissioning systems further four sites Austria"
21st Austria weekly - S&T Agrana 17/01/2022 [pic1]Agrana: On the site of potato starch factory in Gmünd Waldviertel region fruit and sugar group has constructed a large-scale photovoltaic system under contracting model collaboration with RWA Solar Solutions. This installation is ready to go online at immediate notice. A total 890 modules covering an area around 1 650 m2 have been installed on roof and capacity 334 kWp will produce 338 000 kWh power annually. The annual solar output generated Gmünd equivalent requirements approximately 75 households. "Our green initiative continue coming year construction commissioning systems further four sites Austria"
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South Australia s largest independent supermarket showcases the next generation of Foodland family members
Travelling more than 2,500km across South Australia from Port Lincoln to Pooraka by plane, tuna boat, buggy, tractor, oyster boat and car, KWP! captured the Foodland family stories for a mighty new advertising campaign launching this Sunday 7 March 2021.
The campaign comes as South Australia’s largest independent supermarket chain embarks on a massive $251m expansion program to open 25 new stores, revamp 47 and create 2,500 new jobs over the next five years.
Foodland’s new campaign showcases the next generation of Foodland family members from 38 families including South Australian icons like San Remo, Kytons Bakery and Paris Creek Farms.
directly contradict the president s claim there was no kwp. quid pro quo. congressional correspondent fill mattingly is back on capitol hill. christine and dave, almost since the first day, they said they need to hear from bill taylor. it was made clear taylor was concerned that u.s. security ac assistance to ukraine was being withheld for political reason, something the president himself denied was actually the case. he testified behind closed doors more than eight hours in that room, testimony that at least based on the 15 pages had one lawmaker gasp in the room, laying out the details. he made it very clear at least in conversations that with
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