Asfinag Insists on Bridge Renewal Despite Tunnel Proposals
This option has been deemed “technically, professionally, and practically unfeasible,” and the timeframe for such a change has already passed.
Solar Electricity Payments Rise After Months of Decline
While OeMAG has raised its payment rates, some individual electricity companies and energy communities are also willing to pay a bit more for PV electricity.
Nationwide Siren and Alert Test: 99.43% Functionality
AT-Alert is a supplement to the nationwide siren warning system. Authorities can send regional or nationwide warnings through mobile network operators.
Kickl to Van der Bellen: FPÖ is Ready to Lead
On Friday, Kickl was the first party leader to meet with the Federal President following the National Council election.
School in Linz Evacuated After Bomb Threat During Week of Alerts
A Linz school was evacuated Friday after an anonymous bomb threat, during a week of similar threats across Austria’s railway stations.
Study: Retail Spaces in Austria in Decline
The decline has persisted for a decade but accelerated in the last two years, particularly affecting footwear, electronics, furniture, and clothing.
Rail Punctuality in Austria ‘High Despite Challenges’
A train is punctual if it arrives within five minutes and 29 seconds late; delays of five minutes and 30 seconds or more, cancellations, and unplanned bus replacements are deemed late.
Food Imports Pressure Austrian Producers Despite Export Rise
Austrian food exports rose by 7.2% to 5.3 million tonnes, while imports grew by 13.2% to 5.5 million tonnes in the first half of the year.
Thousands Protest in Vienna Following FPÖ Election Victory
The stated aim of the protest was to send a clear message before coalition negotiations, urging against FPÖ involvement in government.
Bomb Threats Force Evacuations at Austrian Train Stations
Police believe the same individual is behind all the incidents and could face a multi-year prison sentence if identified.