The President of Kyrgyzstan Sooronbai Jeenbekov adopted amendments to the law on highways, the press service of the head of state reported. The requirements for roads were brought in line with the technical regulations of the Customs Union “Road Safety”. These regulations provide for minimum necessary safety requirements for roads and the processes of their…
According to the Estonian Ministry of the Interior, building the infrastructure and surveillance system of the border between Estonia and Russia is set to cost around EUR 250.3 million over the course of 11 years, with additional maintenance costs of EUR 70 million to be needed down to 2026. At present the available resources to…
The projects being realized in Akmola region will let in years to come to scale up massively development of alternative energy sources, the regional communications service of Akmola region internal policy department reports. Development of green projects will raise the renewables share up to 46.2% by 2021 out of the total energy output in Astana…
Reconstruction and expansion work at harbor Terminal D at Lootsi 13/14 in Tallinn has begun, and will continue for the best part of two years. Parts of the terminal will be closed to passengers as a result. The passenger harbor comes under the auspices of the Port of Tallinn (Tallinna Sadam), a hitherto state-owned company,…
About UAH 2 trillion is needed to carry out major repairs of all roads connecting populated areas across Ukraine, according to Oleksandr Kava, an adviser of the head of the State Automobile Roads Agency Ukravtodor. “As for the roads where patch works are carried out, this is a compulsory measure to ensure possible driveway on…
Norwegian company Scatec Solar plans to enter the Ukrainian market and build two solar power plants in Cherkasy region. “Norwegian company Scatec Solar, which has installed 322 MW of solar power plants in the Czech Republic, South Africa and other countries and has more than 1,092 MW in the pipeline, intends to enter the Ukrainian…
Kazakhstan will put into operation a record of 4,500 kilometers of roads in 2018, the Minister for Investments and Development of Kazakhstan Zhenis Kasymbek said at a press conference. “On average, we put 2,500 kilometers of roads into operation per year. This year we could increase this indicator to 4,500 kilometers,” said Kasymbek. The minister…