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Mid-session Wednesday, major European markets moved in a bullish area, except London, after Eurostat released its flash estimate of Eurozone consumer price inflation, which fell to 2.4 percent...

On Wednesday, major European stock markets opened mixed, with Milan and Frankfurt the only ones up, ahead of the release of a series of macroeconomic data. Thus, the FTSE Mib opens in the green by...

  Good-sized, three-bedroom, semi-detached property in convenient very central Lerwick location close to the Clickimin Leisure Centre and Anderson High School, the hospital, and Bell's Brae Primary School. In addition to three double bedrooms, the accommodation also...

In a large hall on the outskirts of Vienna, shiny pipes carry treated wastewater through three giant heat pumps, part of Austria's drive to reduce carbon emissions and its dependence on Russian gas, with more and more European cities eyeing this alternative.Landlocked Austria still continues to be heavily dependent on Russian gas.

The Russians attacked a district heating plant on the front lines on 22 February, resulting in injuries to six workers. Source: DTEK Energo, Ukraine's main energy producer Quote: "Today, Russia attacked a frontline heating plant, and six of our colleagues have been injured.

Power and automation technology group ABB has been chosen by energy and infrastructure service provider Salzburg AG to upgrade the gas turbine control system at its HKW Mitte combined heat and power (CHP) plant in Salzburg, Austria.

<p>ABB’s gas turbine control system ensures maximum efficiency with low maintenance costs and high reliability of plant assets.</p>

At least 16 civilians have been injured and three killed in a Russian missile attack in Kyiv, while in Dniprovskyi District, the wreckage of a downed missile has damaged two high-voltage lines and a district heating pipeline, and in the Holosiivskyi district, a fire has broken out in a high-rise building and a service station.

Dublin, Feb. 02, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The

Clyde Gateway chief executive Martin McKay, this month's SCN Construction Leader, tells Colin Cardwell about the ongoing transformation of the east end of Glasgow and South Lanarkshire and the benefits being witnessed for people and businesses. The recently restored Bridgeton Umbrella