Exploratory Drilling Advances Proposed Bakki Data Centre
Norðurþing has conditionally approved an 8.2-hectare site and authorised 41 exploratory holes for a proposed data centre at Bakki near Húsavík. The post Exploratory Drilling…
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Norðurþing has conditionally approved an 8.2-hectare site and authorised 41 exploratory holes for a proposed data centre at Bakki near Húsavík. The post Exploratory Drilling…
Akureyri Hospital expects to run more than ISK 2 billion over its annual allocation, with management warning that cutting specialist care outside Reykjavík could prove costly. The…
The third and final avalanche barrier on the north side of Seyðisfjörður has been completed, marking a major step in the East Iceland town’s long-term natural-hazard protection.…
Icelandic nursing leaders say high tuition fees for students from outside the EEA could make it harder to recruit foreign nurses and provide the language preparation needed for…
Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir says Iceland is open to a greater rotational presence by NATO personnel while ruling out the need for a new permanent United States military…
A rule change allows midwives and nurses to order pregnancy-related laboratory tests in their own names, so results reach the professional responsible for follow-up. The post…
Iceland’s first new national substance-use strategy since 2013 adds stronger commitments to early intervention, treatment, rehabilitation and harm reduction. The post Iceland…
Blue Lagoon will offer 150 million shares from November 10 to 13, with a fixed retail price of ISK 95 and trading expected to begin on November 20. The post Blue Lagoon Share…
General Nick Perry used his first official visit to Iceland to review Keflavík defence infrastructure and discuss security in the North Atlantic and Arctic. The post NATO’s Norfolk…