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Jana Indrane, a member of the community program, does not live in Estonia but in Latvia. Although it would be economically more reasonable for her to refuel on the other side of the border, it is precisely the opportunity to make up for her consumption footprint that brings Jana, living near the border, to refuel in Estonia.
Jana works as a sleep consultant and she knows that a considerate
The domestic energy company Alexela is speeding up the development of Estonia's charging infrastructure by installing 400 kW superchargers. The charging speed of electric car chargers of such power is comparable to the filling time of liquid fuels. The first charger of this kind will be installed on the roadside of Via Baltica.
Energiasalv has acquired another EUR 11 million in additional financing for its EU Project of Common Interest (PCI project), the "Zero Terrain Paldiski" Pumped Hydro Energy Storage (PHS) plant in Estonia. The funding includes strategic investments from Alexela, Sunly, Combiwood Grupp, Warmeston, and Kiikri Kodu, further strengthening the project's financial position.
Alexela, Eesti Energia, the Port of Tallinn, the University of Tartu and the Estonian Hydrogen Association have today signed an agreement to establish Hydrogen Valley Estonia to accelerate the vigorous and versatile development of the hydrogen industry and to officially establish the world’s first nationwide Hydrogen Valley.
The Estonian energy group AS Alexela, while preparing for its stock market debut, has brought Marti Hääl from his previous position as the Chairman of the Supervisory Board to be the Chairman of the Management Board, and has included the former President of Estonia and long-time energy expert Kersti Kaljulaid in the company's Supervisory Board.
An LNG terminal has started operating in HaminaKotka, the largest port of Finland, in which the Estonian energy company Alexela has made the largest direct investment in history from Estonia to Finland. It is also the first LNG terminal in Finland that is connected to the national gas network. The first commercial LNG carrier received this weekend marks the start of business for the terminal.
According to the Estonian energy company Alexela, employers are increasingly installing electric car chargers in their company parking lots. One example of this is Ericsson, the world's leading manufacturer and developer of telecom technology. It installed 10 electric car chargers in the company's office and factory parking lots in Tallinn as part of its climate action.
The creation of a liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminal will also encourage the transition to sustainable fuel in heavy transport. The LNG terminal would not only be an essential gas network independent of Russia's gas supplies to households and industries connected to the pipeline, but would also create a favourable opportunity for a shift to more environmentally friendly fuels in heavy transport.
The Estonian energy company Alexela is the first one in Estonia and in the Baltics to supply the domestic market with 100% carbon-neutral fuel or liquefied biomethane (LBM) - the fuel that is the most sustainable in road transport today, helping to reduce greenhouse gases of heavy-duty vehicles in the logistics chain.
