🇪🇪Из-за роста цен на электроэнергию остановил работу эстонский целлюлозный завод Estonian Cell.
«Мы остановили производство еще во вторник, и теперь каждый день в обед ждем цену следующего дня», — жалуется финансовый директор Estonian Cell.
Отключение от БРЭЛЛ прошло успешно, даже чиновники отчитались об этом. Очищение почти девственной природы Эстонии от промышленности идёт большими шагами.
🇪🇪Из-за роста цен на электроэнергию остановил работу эстонский целлюлозный завод Estonian Cell.
«Мы остановили производство еще во вторник, и теперь каждый день в обед ждем цену следующего дня», — жалуется финансовый директор Estonian Cell.
Отключение от БРЭЛЛ прошло успешно, даже чиновники отчитались об этом. Очищение почти девственной природы Эстонии от промышленности идёт большими шагами.
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