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NCC extends its Senior Management Team to also include the members of the previous extended management team. Klaus Kaae has been appointed acting head of Purchasing. As previously communicated, the head of Purchasing Harri Savolainen has decided to leave NCC for a new assignment outside NCC.
The Eysturoy tunnel, constructed by NCC for the customer P/E Eystur- og Sandoyartunlar (EST), was formally opened on Saturday. The 11.2 km subsea tunnel represents a significant infrastructure investment, which will reduce travel time to the capital city of Tórshavn from many places in the Faroe Islands.
NCC has been commissioned by Linxon to construct new power substation buildings for Värtan Station in the Stockholm Royal Seaport (Norra Djurgårdsstaden) district of Stockholm. The transaction is a turnkey contract for Linxon, with Ellevio as the end customer. The order value of NCC’s share of the contract is approximately SEK 400 million.
NCC will start construction of the new office concept We Land in the Ruoholahti district of Helsinki in December. The building is designed with the ambition to meet the exceptionally high BREEAM rating of Outstanding.
NCC will present its updated financial and sustainability targets at today’s Capital Markets meeting. Over the course of the day, CEO Tomas Carlsson, together with CFO Susanne Lithander and the managers of the respective business areas, will present an update on NCC’s status and strategic direction.
NCC has received planning permission and can now begin the complex large-scale construction of Papirøen together with the development company CØ P/S. The order was first communicated in 2019 and the project is expected to be completed in 2024.
NCC and RISE (Research Institutes of Sweden) have commenced collaboration to test the renewable raw material lignin as a binding agent in asphalt. The project is part of NCC’s efforts to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases and dependence on fossil products.
In connection with NCC’s Capital Markets meeting on November 18, NCC launched updated sustainability targets. The updated targets for 2021 and onwards are focused on Climate & Energy and Health & Safety.
For seven years, the NCC Dome of Visions has been a meeting place for dialogue and debate on innovation and sustainable development at various locations in the Nordic countries, most recently in Gothenburg. The project has been a platform for hundreds of seminars, exhibitions, meetings and talks. NCC recently sold the Dome of Visions in Gothenburg and an interesting and inspiring project has come to an end. The new owners, Nilsson Energy Group, will take over the building, which will continue to be a meeting place for sustainable development, with a particular focus on green hydrogen solutions.
Buildings A and B at the OOPS office site are rising rapidly in the Leppävaara district of Espoo, greater Helsinki area. The OOPS Campus was designed from the early planning stages according to the sustainability requirements of the international environmental rating BREEAM Excellent.
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