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Nokian Tyres secures zero CO2 energy for Romania plant

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The contract is valid from 2025 for 11 years and additionally provides a framework for Enery to construct a new solar power plant (Source: Nokian Tyres, image: Tyre Industry Publications Ltd)

With the signing of a long-term contract with renewable energy provider Enery, Nokian Tyres has ensured a supply of zero CO2 emission energy for its new passenger car tyre production facility in Romania. The contract is valid for 11 years from 2025 and additionally provides a framework for Enery to construct a new solar power plant in southern Romania.

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