Alcoa paying less? 8. júní 2006 13:59 Álver Alcoa Reyðarfirði framkvæmdir iðnaður erlent vinnuafl byggingar Bectel According to an article on aluminium company Alcoa's homepage, the company pays 50 percent less for hydroelectric power in Iceland than in Brazil. Alain Belda, chairman of Alcoa, states in the article that in Brazil, Alcoa pays 2,200 kronas per hour of megawatts but in Iceland the price is half of that, at 1.100 kronas. Director of the National Power Company, says that the figures in the articles are wrong. " The basic price in our contract with Alcoa is much higher." Alcoa in Iceland released a statement yesterday saying that all price comparisons between Iceland and Brazil were absurd. They have also apologized to the National Power Company for the statements made in the article, which has since been removed from Alcoa's homepage. News News in English Mest lesið Starfsemin sé ekki tryggð miðað við núverandi framlög Innlent Segja formann fræðslunefndar hafa brotið siðareglur Innlent Gruna að DeepSeek byggi á gögnum ChatGPT Erlent Eldgosin í stærri kantinum verði þau við flekamótin Innlent Öllum heilsast vel eftir fæðingu í háloftunum Innlent Vill senda þrjátíu þúsund innflytjendur til Guantánamo Erlent „Hvert kemst vatnið? Allt þetta vatn sem er á leiðinni?“ Veður Skýringar konunnar haldi ekki vatni og pósturinn af kynferðislegum toga Innlent Vegfarendur horfi upp og húseigendur fjarlægi grýlukertin Innlent Draga minnisblað til baka eftir mikla óreiðu Erlent
According to an article on aluminium company Alcoa's homepage, the company pays 50 percent less for hydroelectric power in Iceland than in Brazil. Alain Belda, chairman of Alcoa, states in the article that in Brazil, Alcoa pays 2,200 kronas per hour of megawatts but in Iceland the price is half of that, at 1.100 kronas. Director of the National Power Company, says that the figures in the articles are wrong. " The basic price in our contract with Alcoa is much higher." Alcoa in Iceland released a statement yesterday saying that all price comparisons between Iceland and Brazil were absurd. They have also apologized to the National Power Company for the statements made in the article, which has since been removed from Alcoa's homepage.
News News in English Mest lesið Starfsemin sé ekki tryggð miðað við núverandi framlög Innlent Segja formann fræðslunefndar hafa brotið siðareglur Innlent Gruna að DeepSeek byggi á gögnum ChatGPT Erlent Eldgosin í stærri kantinum verði þau við flekamótin Innlent Öllum heilsast vel eftir fæðingu í háloftunum Innlent Vill senda þrjátíu þúsund innflytjendur til Guantánamo Erlent „Hvert kemst vatnið? Allt þetta vatn sem er á leiðinni?“ Veður Skýringar konunnar haldi ekki vatni og pósturinn af kynferðislegum toga Innlent Vegfarendur horfi upp og húseigendur fjarlægi grýlukertin Innlent Draga minnisblað til baka eftir mikla óreiðu Erlent