Hydrogen filling stations in Tallinn set to be operational by end of
Two hydrogen refueling stations in the Lasnamäe district of Tallinn are expected to start operating at the end of summer.
City of Tallinn on LinkedIn: Tallinn acquires ten mobile generators
#Tallinn launched a public #procurement for the purchase of 10 portable generators to ensure the continuity of Tallinn''s buildings in the event of a permanent #power outage.
Tallinn acquires ten mobile generators to boost crisis preparedness
The Tallinn Municipal Property Board this week launched a public procurement for the purchase of ten portable generators to ensure the continuity of Tallinn''s buildings in the
Hydrogen filling stations in Tallinn set to be operational by end of
One of the stations will be located in Väo, where hydrogen itself is also produced, while Alexela is installing the other on Peterburi tee at an existing filling station site. The
Estonia to launch first hydrogen stations by end of summer
Tallinn is set to open its first hydrogen refueling stations by the end of summer, marking a significant milestone in Estonia''s transition to cleaner transport solutions. Fuel
Estonia''s First Public Hydrogen Refueling Station
Estonia''s first public Hydrogen Refueling Station is located next to the Utilitas Väo combined heat and power plant and is operated by Alexela. Hydrogen refueling is now available in Estonia;
Hydrogen Filling Stations in Tallinn to Open by Summer''s End
One of the stations will be located in Väo, where hydrogen itself is also produced, while Alexela is installing the other on Peterburi tee at an existing filling station site. The
Mobile generators | Eesti Varude Keskus
The Estonian Stockpiling Agency has established a fleet of generators to support the operational continuity of warehouse keepers storing national stockpiles in the event of a crisis. The
Utilitas is building an additional green hydrogen production unit in
During the first stage of the project, green hydrogen fast-fill stations will be built and operated by Alexela. One will be located at the Utilitas Väo energy complex and the other
Tallinn acquires generators for the creation of five resilience centers
It includes the acquisition and installation of the generators, ensuring electricity for up to 72 hours during power outages, and automatic shutdown upon power restoration,