Founded more than thirty years ago, the « Henokiens » international association currently counts 57 members families and companies in Europe and Japan. These companies created over 200 years ago and still thriving today, are highly dependent of their families or origin, who when no longer the sole owners, are required to hold directly or indirectly a majority share of the control of the company and being usually managed by family descendants.

https://www.henokiens.com/content.php?id=5&lg=en
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Was die Einhaltung der Budgetziele angeht, ist Marterbauer optimistisch. Dennoch würde es ihn "nicht wundern", wenn Österreichs Bonität von den Ratingagenturen schlechter bewertet wird.

https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000279212/finanzminister-marterbauer-ueber-budget-wi r-haetten-das-gleiche-gemacht-mit-oder-ohne-defizitverfahren




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Ein paar Riesen beherrschen Österreichs Strommarkt. Wie viel billiger wird Energie, wenn wir das ändern?

Mehr als 20 Jahre ist es her, dass Österreich seinen Strommarkt öffnete. Doch die Landesversorger dominieren ihn weiter, der Wettbewerb bleibt aus, worin viele eine Hauptursache für teuren Strom sehen

https://www.derstandard.at/story/3000000279099/ein-paar-riesen-beherrschen-oesterreichs-s trommarkt-wie-viel-billiger-wird-energie-wenn-wir-das-aendern
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Iranian personnel have not made any visible attempts to access the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center (ENTC) or Natanz Enrichment Complex, according to satellite imagery originally published on July 9. The lack of access means that Iranian officials cannot assess the extent of the damage to the underground facilities at ENTC and Natanz with accuracy. Iranian personnel have not made visible efforts to rebuild or remove rubble from destroyed aboveground facilities at ENTC. The Institute for Science and International Security (the Institute) reported that it will take Iran time to begin rebuilding the ENTC‘s aboveground facilities, which house the destroyed uranium conversion facility and uranium metal production plant, because the bombing dispersed radiological and chemical material. The dispersion of this material will require Iran to deploy hazardous material (HAZMAT) teams first. Then Iran will need to remove rubble before any large-scale reconstruction can take place. The combination of the HAZMAT requirements and the removal of debris is a ”lengthy and complicated” process that will take Iran ”some time” to complete, according to the Institute.

It will also take time for Iran to access ENTC's underground facilities because it has not delivered any excavation equipment or heavy machinery to the site. The Institute reported that Iran would need to use machinery to remove approximately 20 meters of rubble and backfill from tunnel entrances to access the underground facilities located at the complex.

Key Takeaways:

• Iranian Nuclear Program: Iranian personnel have not made any visible attempts to access the underground areas of the Esfahan Nuclear Technology Center (ENTC) and Natanz Enrichment Complex as of July 9. The process to repair the ENTC's facilities is ”lengthy and complicated” due to the collapsed tunnel entrances and the need to check ENTC's aboveground facilities for radiation hazards, according to the Institute for Science and International Security.

• Iran-Russia Relations: Axios reported on July 12 that Russia has encouraged Iran to accept zero uranium enrichment demands while offering to provide Iran with 3.67 percent uranium for nuclear power and small quantities of 20 percent enriched uranium for the Tehran Research Reactor and the production of nuclear isotopes. Iran is unlikely to accept a proposal that requires Iran to halt domestic uranium enrichment.

Institute for the Study of War


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>OMV-Chef Alfred Stern hat ¨rger in Bukarest
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>Alfred Stern stößt in der rumänischen Tochtergesellschaft OMV
>Petrom nicht gerade auf ungeteiltes Wohlwollen. Der einstige
>rumänische Energieminister Răzvan Nicolescu fordert
>recht harsch seinen Rücktritt als Aufsichtsratschef.
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>Paywall:
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>https://www.diepresse.com/19891389/omv-chef-alfred-stern-hat-aerger-in-bukarest
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ohne paywall:

https://www.diepresse.com/19891389?giftcode=9b59a76a39963fbdf29efa153aef1d1165c25699&utm_ source=web&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=artikelschenken
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