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  • 09.12.2011 – 07:00

    BKW Energie AG

    BKW: Mühleberg Nuclear Power Plant / Patrick Miazza hands over lead to Martin Saxer

    Bern (ots) - After nine successful years in charge of Mühleberg nuclear power plant (KKM), Patrick Miazza is to stand down as managing director of the plant on 1 January 2012 for personal reasons. He will be succeeded by his current deputy, Martin Saxer. Walter Lehmann, currently Head of Operations, will take over as deputy managing director. Patrick Miazza joined BKW ...

  • 08.12.2011 – 07:00

    BKW Energie AG

    BKW FMB Energy Ltd. / Acquisition of two wind farms in Germany

    Bern (ots) - BKW FMB Energy Ltd. (BKW) is to acquire two wind farms, Holleben and Bippen, from Germany's leading wind project developer and wind farm operator wpd of Bremen. The two wind farms have a collective installed capacity of 53 Megawatts (MW). The acquisition expands BKW's foreign wind portfolio to 270 MW and strengthens its position in the field of wind power. Holleben wind farm in Saxony-Anhalt has an installed ...

  • 07.12.2011 – 06:56

    BKW Energie AG

    BKW Group Groupwide cost reduction and workforce measures

    Bern (ots) - In October the BKW Group announced a Groupwide productivity enhancement and cost reduction programme with a view to further developing its market position. It has now launched an additional package of measures which, when implemented, will enable BKW to achieve the targeted reduction in controllable costs and ensure the company's economic stability. A planned reduction of around 200 jobs will affect all ...

  • 30.11.2011 – 11:00

    UBP - Union Bancaire Privée

    Union Bancaire Privée: Outlook 2012 - Beyond Black Swans

    Geneva (ots) - 2011 was the year of black swans - those highly improbable occurrences that turn the world economy on its head. So what black swans could be in store for 2012? Central banks losing control over inflation, as a result of their policy of monetising sovereign debt to excess; or perhaps European growth in excess of 1.2%, a positive scenario that no economist is forecasting on today. The end of a cycle According ...

  • 29.11.2011 – 18:40

    PSI - EPSU

    Trade Unions say no to Austerity With Actions Across Europe 30 November

    Paris, November 29 (ots/PRNewswire) - On Wednesday 30 November, public sector workers will protest austerity measures in more than 25 European countries, following a call for action by the European Federation of Public Service Unions. Actions will include strikes, demonstrations and public marches. In Britain, unions are planning the largest strike since 1926 - to ...