Weniger CO2 aus Amstetten

Article Abstract:

According to the environment councillor of the town of Amstetten in Austria, two power stations are being planned there for a total of Sch 65mn. One of the power stations would be fuelled with wood chips. It would be in operation from September to May and provide district heating. The other power station would be a block-type one that would produce electricity. It would be built and run by the municipal utility Stadtwerke Amstetten. In order to qualify for subsidies from the European Union and the Lower Austrian government, construction would have to start by October 1999. The project could then be completed by the end of 2001.

Comment:

Plans to build power station in Amstette in Austria

Facilities & equipment, Electric Power Generating, Electric Power Generation, Stadtwerke Amstetten

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M dling: Parkdeck f r die Bahn-Pendler

Article Abstract:

The Austrian ministry of transport and the Lower Austrian government have committed themselves to providing 19,000 new park-and-ride parking spaces in Lower Austria by the year 2000. Currently 46 projects are either under construction or being planned. The total costs are estimated at Sch 2bn. The biggest project is that in M dling, which involves the construction of 540 parking spaces for Sch 70mn. BB is providing 50% of the funding.

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Austria: Govt committs in providing 19,000 new park-and-ride parking spaces in Lower Austria by year 2000

Government domestic functions, Administration of Conservation Programs, Park Programs, National parks

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