Consortium awarded HUF 914 mln for sustainable vehicle decommissioning project
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Optisol, a consortium of private companies and educational organizations, has been awarded a HUF 914 million government and EU grant to develop a sustainable method for stripping down and reusing large commercial vehicles and trucks, Hungarian news agency MTI reported today.
The consortium consists of Alcufer, Bay Zoltán Applied Research, Dél-Konstrukt, the University of Miskolc and Pallasz Athéné University.
The project has a total budget of HUF 1.25 billion. Work started on January 1 and is set to finish two years later.
The work will be carried out at Alcuferʼs base in Szolnok (central Hungary) in two production halls.
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