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Installations in a new green district in Ørestad in Copenhagen

By Eryk | [email protected]

18 January 2021

Ørestad – where new architecture meets nature, is Copenhagen’s linear new district being built over a 30 year period around stations on an elevated, driverless mini-metro line.

The new sustainable area enables easy shifting from car to public transport commuting, combined with biking tracks that are everywhere. We are proud that Eryk’s technicians could put the mark there as well, providing electrical installation services in the new parking lot in this green district!

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