Africa-Press – Angola. A partnership agreement for the development of sustainable energy solutions was recently signed in Luanda, between the Angolan company “CE Reformas” and the Hungarian companies “Geotech” and “Green Energy”.
According to a press release, the respective memorandum, which plans to initially create two thousand jobs, also includes technical-professional training for employees of the respective companies, with a budget of five million euros (one euro is worth Kz 908), until 2027.
Regarding the signing of the agreement, the representative of CE Reformas, Jéssica dos Santos, considers this act as a significant step for the company, constituting an effective solution capable of adding value to the national energy sector.
Cited in a note, the person responsible highlighted that this document will reinforce the company’s qualifications in providing services in the energy sector, design, maintenance, management of photovoltaic solutions, strategic consultancy, geothermal installations, connections, production and distribution of sustainable energy.
For his part, the executive president of Geotech, Tamás Szigli, said that the agreement will strengthen cooperation between the two companies and will boost the development of Angola, with knowledge and business culture.
He considered renewable energy as a determining factor in sustainable development, with emphasis on the agricultural and industrial sectors.
As for the person responsible for Green Energy, Molnár Attiláné, the act represents an important milestone and a real form of cooperation, in an African country of extreme importance in the national political panorama.
He pointed to the African continent as one of his company’s investment priorities, starting from Angola, to expand the units he intends to create with CE Reformas, within the framework of the agreements signed.
Geotech and Green Energy are two companies based in Hungary, with proven experience in the energy sector, with more than 10 years in the European market.
Meanwhile, CE Reformas is a company governed by Angolan law, with 100% national capital, with five years of experience in the inspection, civil construction and renewable energy markets.
It has more than 22 construction works delivered, six inspections, among other services provided.
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