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Presentation of green solutions

By Priess A/S | [email protected]

6 February 2018

The newly opened Resilience House in Vejle, Denmark, is part of the Green Tech Center, where environmentally friendly companies work on future solutions for energy, climate, water and data.

Alfred Priess A/S is also part of the office community at the Resilience House and thus part of the innovative network of green companies at the Green Tech Center. Alfred Priess A/S' export manager Lars Damgaard explains; "There is also a clear commercial aspect in connection to the Green Tech Center, as the center annually receives more than 6000 visitors from the green sector. So far we have hosted delegations from China, Canada, Hungary, Poland and the Nordic countries."

As a leading supplier of solar street lighting Alfred Priess A/S has installed the self-sufficient Plectre Sun solar cell column outside the building as well. Here new developments in the solar energy development can be demonstrated, for instance the live access to data from the Priess remote system.

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