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Malta Introduces 1st Fully Electric Concrete Mixer

Malta Introduces 1st Fully Electric Concrete Mixer
Sep 17 2024 Share

Malta has taken a significant step toward sustainable construction with the introduction of Europe’s first fully electric ready-mix concrete truck, the Energya E9.

This cutting-edge vehicle, purchased through private investment by B&B Construction, represents a major leap in eco-friendly technology for the construction industry.

Unlike previous hybrid models, the Energya E9 is powered entirely by electricity. B&B Construction is positioning this innovative truck as the future of environmentally responsible construction, setting a new standard in efficiency and sustainability.

The Energya E9 boasts:

Zero Emissions: The truck operates without releasing harmful emissions, contributing to a cleaner and greener environment.

Whisper-Quiet Performance: With reduced noise levels, the electric mixer creates a more comfortable work environment, minimising noise pollution.

Powerful Efficiency: The Energya E9 offers precision and speed in mixing concrete, ensuring high performance without the environmental cost of traditional diesel-powered mixers.

Designed for both sustainability and high performance, the Energya E9 is transforming construction projects with its advanced technology. B&B Construction is actively promoting this next-generation mixer as the solution for construction companies aiming to reduce their carbon footprint.

Their message to the industry is clear: “Go electric, go green, go powerful!”

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European Parliament Begins Process for Forming New European Commission

Sep 17 2024 Share

 

The European Union is entering a new phase as the process to form the next European Commission begins. In a recent social media post, European Parliament President Roberta Metsola shared insights into the ongoing discussions between the European Parliament and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, focusing on the structure and portfolios of the upcoming Commission.

Metsola mentioned that this meeting marks the start of the discussions between the two institutions, stating, “Today’s discussion is a first between the European Parliament and von der Leyen on structure and portfolios. It paves the way for Parliament to vet candidates as efficiently as possible.” This initial step is crucial in setting the stage for determining the responsibilities of the incoming commissioners.

The talks are focused on how the next Commission will be structured and which portfolios will be assigned to the new set of commissioners. These portfolios cover a wide range of policy areas, including the economy, trade, environment, digital transformation, and foreign relations, and they will shape the EU’s priorities for the next five years.

Metsola also emphasized the European Parliament’s role in scrutinizing the proposed candidates, assuring that the process will be thorough. “Parliamentary scrutiny will not cut corners,” she added. This reflects the Parliament’s commitment to a transparent and comprehensive evaluation process, ensuring that each nominee is qualified and fit for their respective role.

The European Commission is the EU’s executive arm, responsible for proposing and enforcing legislation, managing the budget, and overseeing the day-to-day operations of the Union. Each EU member state nominates one commissioner, who is then assigned a portfolio based on expertise and negotiation. These roles are key to shaping policy across a range of sectors, from climate and energy to digital policy and trade.

Before the commissioners take office, they must undergo a thorough vetting process by the European Parliament. This includes public hearings where candidates are questioned on their qualifications, their vision for the portfolio, and their commitment to upholding EU values. The Parliament has the power to reject individual candidates if they do not meet the necessary standards.

As these early discussions continue, the focus will shift to the actual selection and vetting of candidates. Each commissioner will be assigned a portfolio that reflects both their expertise and the priorities of the European Union. The process will conclude with a vote in the European Parliament to confirm the new Commission.

In the coming months, the spotlight will be on the candidates nominated for key roles, as well as how the portfolios align with the EU’s long-term goals—such as tackling climate change, advancing digital transformation, and promoting social justice.

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MasterChef Malta Judges React To Viewer Comments Ahead Of Season 2

MasterChef Malta Judges React To Viewer Comments Ahead Of Season 2
Sep 17 2024 Share

As Season 2 of MasterChef Malta gears up to start on Sunday, September 29th, the judges from the first season took a moment to read through viewers’ comments. Their reactions were a mix of laughter and thoughtful reflection as they encountered both praise and criticism. Some viewers lauded their culinary insights and tough critiques, while others were less forgiving.


The judges faced it all with a sense of humor and openness, offering a glimpse into the personalities behind the panel. With the new season set to air every Sunday, fans are eager to see if this feedback will influence how they judge the next round of contestants. Season 2 promises to bring even more excitement and culinary drama to Maltese screens.

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Will you be watching the new season?

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Loyal Dog Escapes Home To Follow Ambulance Carrying Owner

Sep 17 2024 Share

In a heartwarming display of loyalty, a dog named Tono captured the attention of many after refusing to abandon his owner, Alejandro, who had fallen ill and required hospitalisation. As Alejandro was being transported by ambulance from Villa de Leyva to Tunja, Colombia, Tono, determined not to leave his side, managed to escape from their home.

The dog’s devotion didn’t stop there. Tono relentlessly pursued the ambulance for nearly 40 kilometres, refusing to give up despite the challenging journey. His dedication touched the hearts of onlookers who witnessed the remarkable bond between the two.

Upon arrival at the hospital in Tunja, local authorities and medical staff noticed Tono’s tireless efforts to stay close to Alejandro. This emotional display of loyalty serves as a reminder of the powerful connection between humans and their pets, proving once again that a dog’s love and devotion truly know no limits.

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