200 tons tung kran er væltet og har spildt litervis af olie ved testcenter
A new proposal will ensure that municipalities that produce renewable energy receive financial compensation through a share of the electricity tax. Lolland Municipality is now joining the initiative, which already has broad support. This is stated by Business Region MidtVest in a press release.
- When the government chooses to slow down the pace of green expansion, the responsibility falls even more on the municipalities. But we cannot undertake the task alone - we need better financial frameworks if we are to ensure progress, says Mayor of Lolland Municipality Holger Schou Rasmussen (A).
The proposal means that 4 øre per kWh of green electricity is reserved for municipal coffers, a model inspired by Norway. Holger Schou Rasmussen believes that the issue is not only about economics, but also about fairness.
- This is not just about money - it is about fairness. If we as municipalities are to lay the groundwork for the country's green future, we must also feel the benefits, he notes.
At Business Region MidtVest, which is behind the initiative, Lolland's support is seen as a strong signal to the government.
- Lolland Municipality has been one of Denmark's leading energy municipalities for years. When they now support the development contribution, it sends a strong signal to the government: If the green transition is to succeed, the municipalities must have better frameworks, says Mayor of Herning Dorte West (V), who is chairman of Business Region MidtVest.
With Lolland's support, the municipal alliance behind the proposal is growing, which now has the support of 19 mayors and a regional council chairman.
- If we are to continue to be a frontrunner in the green transition, it requires that the municipalities are given the right tools to ensure development. Green energy is not only a necessity for the climate and our common security, but also an opportunity for growth, welfare and strong local communities, says Nicolai Houmark Lauridsen, head of the secretariat of Business Region MidtVest.
In addition to Lolland Municipality, the following municipalities and the North Jutland Region support the proposal:
Herning, Struer, Skive, Ikast-Brande, Lemvig, Holstebro, Ringkøbing-Skjern, Vesthimmerland, Frederikshavn, Aalborg, Brønderslev, Hjørring, Jammerbugt, Læsø, Mariagerfjord, Morsø, Rebild and Thisted.
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En miljøvogn er blevet tilkaldt Testcentervej ved Thisted i forbindelse med spild af flere liter hydraulik- og dieselolie. Det skriver Nordjyllands Beredskab på det sociale medie X.
En 190 meter høj og 200 tons tung kran er væltet og har i den forbindelse spildt flere liter olie.
- Vi har stoppet spildet og arbejder p.t. med et udspil på 2500 liter hydraulik- og dieselolie, skriver beredskabet klokken 21.10.
Beredskabet kørte til stedet efter meldinger om en væltet kran og mulige flammer fra kranen, lyder det videre. Kort efter ankomst konstaterer beredskabet, at der ikke er brand på stedet.
Midt- og Vestjyllands Politi oplyser fredag morgen til Nordjyske, at kranføreren blev kørt til tjek på sygehuset, fordi vedkommende havde fået dieselolie i øjnene, men at der umiddelbart ikke var sket yderligere personskader.
Det er endnu uklart. hvorfor kranen væltede. Kranen er fra kranfirmaet BMS og væltede, mens en vinge var ved at blive hejst op i en vindmølle.
- Det skal undersøges nærmere i dag, og Arbejdstilsynet skal også ud og se på det, fortalte vagtchef Andreas Andersen fredag morgen til Nordjyske.
Situationen er, at en 200 tons, 190 meter høj kran er væltet.
— Nordjyllands Beredskab (@NjylBeredskab) November 28, 2024
Der er ingen brand på stedet.
Vi har stoppet spildet og arbejder p.t. med et udslip på 2.500 L hydraulik- og dieselolie.
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