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Safer and more efficient rechargeable lithium batteries: Aalto is taking part in new corporate cooperation projects
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Global Cellulose Nanofibers Market Report 2021-2031: Global Production Capacities, by CNF Producer, Current and Planned & Production Volumes by Region
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Source: Ministry for Primary Industries
Te Uru RÄkau â New Zealand Forest Service is laying the foundations for a new biofuels industry, to turn forestry waste into a potential billion-dollar industry, and working on a business case with help from global investment experts Indufor Asia Pacific Ltd.
âEstablishing a biofuels industry in New Zealand will require significant investment, so weâre moving ahead with developing the business case for this investment,â says Jason Wilson, director of sector investments at Te Uru RÄkau â New Zealand Forest Service.
Mr Wilson says research shows a biofuels industry would help New Zealand to meet its emissions targets and provide jobs and new industries in our regional centres.
Taxes in Finland: New Tax Benefits for Foreign Companies Posted by PublisherInternet Thursday, 29. April 2021
Foreign companies can now take advantage of new tax incentives in Finland. The tax breaks can reduce the cost of joint research and development projects by 150%. In addition, tax-free shares will encourage employee commitment and new e-identification and e-authorisations are being introduced.
The new tax incentives are for all companies operating in Finland, both domestic and international and do not constitute state aid under the EU\-\-s definition, explain the Ecovis experts in Finland.
One of the new tax incentives encourages the share-based commitment of employees. It is not limited to start-ups, but applies to all non-listed companies. When non-listed limited liability companies issue shares to employees in Finland, the subscription price may be lower than the market value of the shares. If the subscription price is the share\-\-s mathematical value, an individual em