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You can upgrade to a modern browser or use the Google Chrome Frame to optimize your viewing experience PowerGo has completed the installation of 22 charging points in the Danish municipality of Glostrup The 20 AC charging points and two fast charging points offer a capacity ranging from 22 to 50 kilowatts (kW) and are all publicly accessible The municipality of Glostrup selected PowerGo as Charge Point Operator (CPO) through a public tender All charging points have now been installed making Glostrup part of PowerGo’s growing charging network in Denmark This provides residents with more opportunities to charge their electric vehicle (EV) PowerGo’s charging solutions are tailored to local needs and can be found throughout the municipality All charging points are located in public areas Two standout locations include the two fast charging points of 50 kW at Glostrup’s train station and the charging points located at Eriksvej & Christiansvej near by the shopping area in the centre of Glostrup we have successfully worked with the municipality of Glostrup to realise public charging solutions This contributes to the transition to electric mobility in the region.” Frederikke Fog EV drivers benefit from PowerGo’s dynamic charging prices, which are determined by the hourly electricity price. This ensures a fair and transparent pricing structure. The current charging prices are available to everyone in the free PowerGo Charge app EV drivers charge with the certainty of green energy. PowerGo works with solar energy, generated from the solar parks operated by its parent company PowerField “With the rollout of this public charging network we are taking an important step towards a more sustainable and future-proof municipality we are making electric driving more accessible for our residents ensuring that they can conveniently charge their vehicles at everyday locations This initiative supports the transition to electric mobility and improves the quality of life in our community’’ says Søren Enemark of the Environment Technology and Property Committee at Glostrup Municipality PowerGo stands for fast we make the switch to sustainable mobility accessible to everyone That is why PowerGo is building a rapidly expanding international (fast) charging network every day a Dutch organization specialized in the generation and storage of solar energy PowerGo's charging points are powered with renewable energy from solar parks PowerField and PowerGo offer the full solution: generation PowerGo has rolled out many large-scale and successful projects for partners as Jumbo KFC and various governments in seven European countries CapMan Real Estate acquires residential development project in Glostrup CapMan Nordic Real Estate III Fund (CMNRE III) has signed a forward purchase agreement to acquire a residential development project from Danske Shoppingcentre (DSC) consisting of 137 residential units in the heart of Glostrup has been developed by DSC together with Raundahl & Moesby and designed by PLH Arkitekter Once completed it will offer quality living in a well-located modern residential area with excellent shopping and dining opportunities and good connections to Copenhagen city centre Raundahl & Moesby will manage the development and construction which is expected to be finalised by end of 2027 The project will be DGNB Gold-certified and seek EU taxonomy alignment The construction of the residential units take place as part of a larger modernisation of the Glostrup Shoppingcenter driven by DSC The carefully designed development will contribute to a complete renewal of the area and will consist of 137 new residential units spread over 10,647 m2 eateries with outdoor dining options and a new inviting facade facing Glostrup station Copenhagen city centre can be reached from here in less than 20 minutes by car or train which is part of the renewal of Glostrup's city centre and station area it will contribute to a more modern and inviting city centre we secure an important element in DSC's extensive development project for Glostrup Shoppingcenter which is being transformed from a local centre to a modern integrated urban centre in Glostrup with new attractive residential units and a new food hall when it is completed in 2027” not only as an investor in the residential project (which for strategic reasons DSC does not seek to be the long-term owner of) but also as a partner in the community that owns and operates an integrated urban multifunctional city centre where the synergies of the functions are best achieved through a common interest in creating the best offers for residents and visitors," says Jesper Byrch who also thanks Bruun & Hjejle and Nordanö who as DSC's legal and commercial partners have ensured a good and professional divestment process “We are pleased to be part of this project and receive the opportunity to invest in such a high-quality development at the heart of Glostrup in Greater Copenhagen We’ve already gained a trust-based collaboration together with Danske Shoppingcentre and Raundahl & Moesby who has run a very a smooth and professional process and look forward to continue working with them going forward" Head of Transactions at CapMan Real Estate Denmark obtain energy performance certificate (EPC) A2020 and seek EU taxonomy alignment The project will include 175 m2 solar panels which will produce approx The residential units will be constructed by renowned contractor Raundahl & Moesby during 2025-2027 with a final handover and transaction closing expected by end of 2027 CapMan Real Estate manages approximately €4.4 billion in real estate assets with a team of over 80 professionals located in Helsinki This is the 5th investment in Denmark for CMNRE III a value-add fund investing mainly in Nordic office Jesper Byrch, Chief Development Officer (Udviklingsdirektør) for DSC, jb@dsc.dk Danske Shopping Centre was established by ATP Ejendomme and Danica Ejendomme in early 2018 and is the market leader in Denmark in the shopping centre sector with 16 shopping centres across the country The portfolio has a total area of approximately 820,000 m2 and operates around 1,100 leases in total The shopping centres are visited by 72 million customers annually DSC owns the following shopping centres: Aalborg Storcenter - Amager Centret - City2 - Copenhagen Designer Outlet - Frederiksberg Centret - Friis Shoppingcenter - Glostrup Shoppingcenter - Helsingør Bycenter - Herning Centret - Ishøj Bycenter - Kolding Storcenter - Lyngby Storcenter - Nørrebro Bycenter - Randers Storcenter - SlotsArkaderne - VestsjællandsCentret Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker Sentia sells facility to focus on delivering services & free up resources Data center provider Penta Infra has bought a data center from IT services firm Sentia outside Copenhagen Sentia acquired the data center in Smedeland Glostrup in 2016 and from there operates its own Sentia Cloud The company said it was selling the facility to focus on delivering services to customers and free up resources "Operating a data center is not Sentia's core business we have decided to divest this line of business and forge a partnership with Penta Infra who has the right capabilities for and focus on running a data center," Jakob Høholdt Penta Infra operates data centers in the Netherlands and Germany and this acquisition sees the company move into the Danish market The company said it plans to make further moves into the Nordics in future “We are proud of Sentia's confidence in Penta to run this mission-critical facility this acquisition perfectly fits our strategy in expanding our European service offering to Denmark and adds another site to our existing edge facilities in Germany and the Netherlands,” said Alex Bakker “Entering a new market in the Nordics is the next step in Penta’s strategy in the creation of a European data center network We consider Copenhagen as [an] upcoming European hub from where further expansion in the region will be supported We will invest in the data center in order to meet the increasing market requirements and to anticipate increasing market demand.” Data Centre Dynamics Ltd (DCD), 32-38 Saffron Hill, London, EC1N 8FH Email. [email protected]DCD is a subsidiary of InfraXmedia The Local Europe ABVästmannagatan 43113 25 StockholmSweden was convicted of running a nine-billion-krone ($1.27 billion) scam that enabled companies he controlled to fraudulently claim Danish tax refunds between 2012 and 2015 The court also ordered that Shah be deported from Denmark on completion of his sentence and that assets worth 7.2 billion kroner be confiscated Shah wished reporters a "Merry Christmas" as he showed up to court wearing a Santa hat before receiving the harshest sentence ever handed out in Denmark for financial crimes he assured the court that he had acted in good faith which began in May after an almost 10-year investigation the prosecution showed that dummy companies controlled by Shah pretended to own shares in Danish companies and received tax rebates for which they were not eligible Prosecutors said they had identified more than 3,000 such requests using what they described as a "well-designed and organised fraud scheme" the prosecutor's office said it had already seized some three billion kroner a Dubai court ordered Shah to pay Denmark's tax authority more than $1.2 billion and another related trial is also underway in Britain after years of negotiations which included the signing of an extradition treaty between the two countries in March 2022 which take advantage of a loophole in European tax laws have been uncovered in several EU countries The schemes involve buying and selling shares around the time of dividend payments so quickly that the tax authorities are unable to identify the true owner making it possible to illegally claim tax credits on profits the scams have cost European taxpayers up to 150 billion euros ($157 billion) Please log in here to leave a comment The study by the University of Copenhagan and Glostrup Hospital in Denmark revealed that people who are blind have more nightmares than people who can see they also have more bad dreams than people who go blind later in life a terrifying 25 percent of the dreams that people who are born blind experience are nightmares "The study confirms an already existing hypothesis that people's nightmares are associated with emotions they experience while awake. And blind people apparently experience more threatening or dangerous situations during the day than people with normal sight," the lead author of the study, Amani Meaidi, from both the University of Copenhagan and Glostrup Hospital, told Science Nordic. the researchers asked 50 people to record what they dreamt about every night - of those they found that the participants who were born blind didn't dream any visual content "The study also points out that the sensory input and experiences we get while awake are decisive when it comes to what we dream. So people without visual sensory input dream to a much greater extent in terms of sounds, tastes, smells, and touch," said Meaidi. A quarter of their dreams were also nightmares, the research found, often involving threats experienced in daily life, such as spilling coffee or being run over by a car "At the core of my nightmares is a feeling of complete helplessness," 41-year-old Heidi Andersen, who was born blind, told Science Nordic. The researchers also discovered that people who lost their sight later in life often had visual content in their dreams the fewer dreams they had with visual content Only seven percent of their dreams were nightmares People with healthy vision experienced nightmares just six percent of the time Although scientists still don't know for sure what the role of dreams is it's generally believed that dreaming helps us sort through information and remember things that are key to our survival and welfare These results, which are published in the journal Sleep Medicine suggest that people who are born blind have a greater need for these lessons a neuroscientist from the University of Copenhagan who was not involved in the research believes that this explains why people who lose their sight later in life have fewer nightmares than those who were born blind Although it's pretty horrible to think about one in four dreams being a nightmare, the researchers also looked into whether these bad dreams impacted negatively on the lives of people who are born blind. Thankfully, their results showed no pronounced anxiety or depression as a result of the nightmares This study is a fascinating insight into what dreams look and feel like when you've never been able to see the world around you and the lengths our brains will go to to keep us alive Source: Science Nordic The team said in a statement that it fully cooperated with the authorities and the search was completed within two hours and that no items were seized I would like to be emailed about offers, events and updates from The Independent. Read our Privacy notice Danish police carried out a search at the hotel of cycling team Bahrain Victorious at the request of French authorities on Thursday, Copenhagen Police said in a statement on the eve of the Tour de France Grand Depart. Authorities searched all team vehicles and the rooms of staff and riders at 5:30 a.m. local time in Brondby. The homes of riders and staff were also searched by police on Monday before their departure for the Tour. French prosecutors opened a preliminary investigation into doping allegations against Bahrain Victorious after police searched the team’s hotel late in last year’s race. “Based on a request from the French police, as part of an ongoing investigation in France, we have carried out a search at a hotel in Brondby,” Chief Superintendent Dannie Rise said. “We have no further information about the operation, and I shall refer you to the French police for more about the investigation itself.” The team said in a statement that it fully cooperated with the authorities and the search was completed within two hours. “No items were seized from the team,” it added. Bahrain Victorious won three stages in last year’s Tour. Their accommodation was raided after the 17th stage. At the time, the prosecutor’s office in Marseille said the investigation was into “acquisition, transport, possession, import of a prohibited substance or prohibited method for use by an athlete without medical justification”. 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