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In the next 25 years, the development of a thriving electricity industry and its economic ripple effects could spur the creation of 2.5 million jobs across the sub-Saharan region. With abundant sunshine, powerful rivers, the East African gas reserves and the windy Rift Valley, there is every opportunity to create a modern and emissions-reducing energy mix.
The general license, that permits companies to continue to trade with Nynas without breaching US sanctions, has been extended to allow time to finalise the process to lift the sanctions on Nynas.
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Södertörn's District Court today approved an extension of Nynas company reorganisation for another three months, until June 15. The reorganisation process will now continue with a focus on actions for removal of US sanctions applicable to the company and to finalise the long-term funding.
Read more about Extension of Nynas reorganisation approvedThe WHO declared on March 11 that the global COVID-19 outbreak should now be classified as a pandemic, since it has spread to several countries around the world. At Nynas we take this situation very seriously and are doing our utmost to secure the business continuity and to limit the spread of the virus.
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