The Hydroelectric Power Plant operated by ALTEO was temporarily shut down, allowing the company to begin reconstruction of the facility, which has been in operation since 1903, for long-term sustainable and safe operation. The historic generator and turbine have not undergone major refurbishments in the last 48 years, but the EUR 3,2 million investment has the potential to extend the plant’s lifespan by approximately 70 years with a 70 percent increase in power. Following the construction, the plant is expected to be technically completed in the second half of 2020, after which the old turbines removed from the power plant will be available for public viewing.
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The Tisza and the Tisza Lake have astonishing natural assets beloved by many Hungarian and foreign tourists as a holiday resort and fishing spot. However, a large amount of driftwood, organic material and communal waste are washed down here most of them originating from Ukraine and Romania. The Kisköre Dam is the first facility in the Hungarian section of the river which can stop the flood of waste thus protecting the lower sections.
This problem needs joint efforts to be tackled effectively. Water management authorities, civilian and industry players – the National Directorate General for Water Management, Plastic Cup and Coca‑Cola Hungary – announced jointly in the summer of 2019 that they were prepared to manage the challenge collectively.
Plastic Cup has held waste collecting activities on the Upper Tisza for years, which the Coca‑Cola joined so that they could help manage the situation with a financial support of HUF 73 million provided by the global foundation of the company and its employees’ volunteer work. Therefore, the program Zero Waste Tisza was launched this summer aimed at providing a constant protection, waste collection and recycling – namely cleaning up the river in an increasing proportion.
In the first action in this summer, 70 volunteers of the company collected a total of 1.5 tonnes of waste assisted by Plastic Cup. This time, to join the second activity, almost 100 employees of Coca‑Cola Hungary showed up in the vicinity of Kisköre and Dinnyéshát on the 27th of September. By this means, they supported the objectives of the World Cleanup Day which took place on 21st of September.
The outcome of the second action surpassed that of the first one: this time 170 bags of waste corresponding to 1.8 tonnes had been removed from the Tisza. Among the waste collected communal waste, glasses, metals and objects made of PET could be found. Most of them had been sorted out based on their type at the spot.
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Cothec Ltd. has 20 years of experience in the Hungarian energy services market. The last few years have brought about many changes, challenges and continuous improvement. They would like to thank their Partners and Clients for their cooperation, trust and support.
Thanks to the eco-friendly technical-based energy services of Cothec Ltd., more than 200 municipal and stately-owned buildings, as well as nearly 80 residential buildings have been renewed within 20 years. The Company’s activities have managed to achieve 15,000 t/year of CO2 savings (equivalent to the annual emissions of about 5.000 detached houses), proving the environmentally conscious way of thinking of the Company. In view of the favourable environmental effects of decentralized heat production, from 2009 onwards, it has been providing district heat services for 4 cities and district heat generation services for 2 cities having more than 2.000 satisfied consumers.
Major references of the Company include Alfréd Hajós Swimming Pool, Opel Factory, Petz Aladár County Hospital in Győr, and the refurbishment and energy efficient operation of the Eastern Railway Station.
During the year 2019, the company reborn, supported by its long history and experience, involving other expert colleagues on board, it will do its best to continue working successfully with its Partners and Clients further on.
Owned by ENGIE Group, Cofely Ltd. -mainly engaged in the operation and maintenance of building engineering installations and energy systems – merged with Cothec Ltd. in 2019. As a result, ENGIE Magyarország Kft was established on 1 August.
Starting from the value chain of Cothec and Cofely, ENGIE Magyarország Kft. combines the strengths of the companies, thus creating a specialized company providing complex and environmentally friendly energy solutions in the Hungarian energy market, providing services ranging from project planning to execution, financing to operation and maintenance as well as full-scale energy services.
Vision
As an energy supplier, ENGIE Magyarország Kft. becomes a dominant player in the Hungarian energy and service market, offering sustainable and energy-efficient solutions to its corporate clients, constantly striving to improve quality, profitability and competitiveness.
Mission
Providing full-scale service to our customers
Dedicated, responsible and reliable team, a forerunner in problem- solving
Sustainability and innovation
Stable, reliable, professional activity
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