According to a press release that Notícias de Angola had access to today, the agreement provides for professional technical training for its employees, provides for a budget of 5 million euros by 2027 (one euro is worth Kz 908) and will initially generate 2 thousand jobs.
News from Angola – The Angolan company CE REFORMAS and the Hungarian Geotech and Green Energy recently signed, in the province of Luanda, a cooperation agreement for the development of sustainable energy solutions.
Speaking at the end of the meeting, the representative of the company CE Reforma, Jéssica dos Santos, considered the agreement a significant step for the institution, in addition to constituting an effective solution, capable of adding value to the national energy sector, both public and private.
Jéssica dos Santos guaranteed that with this instrument, CE REFORMAS will be better able to provide services in the energy sector, EPC, concession, maintenance, management of photovoltaic solutions, strategic consultancy, geothermal installations, connections, production and distribution of sustainable energy.
In turn, Geotec’s Executive President, Tamás Szigli, announced that the agreement will strengthen cooperation between the two companies and will boost Angola’s development, with knowledge and business culture.
He pointed out that energy is a determining factor in sustainable development, of extreme importance for the agricultural and industrial sectors.
For her part, the CEO of Grenn Energy Line Ltd, Molnár Attiláné, highlighted that the act represents an important milestone of cooperation between both companies in an African country.
He mentioned that Africa itself is a Continent that is one of his investment priorities and from Angola, he hopes to expand the units he intends to create with CE REFORMAS, within the framework of the agreements signed.
Hungarian companies Geotech and Green Energy have 10 years of experience in the European market, proven in the energy sector.
While the Angolan CE Reformas will continue to invest in the training of Angolan staff, offering school subjects and non-perishable food within the scope of social responsibility, with emphasis on permanent support for the Santa Paola Franssinetti Reception Center, located in the province of Benguela.