Tag: Energesman; Algirdas Blazgys; Kauno kolegija; partnership

We are ready to begin the reconstruction of the factory building – all 43 columns and installation materials have been delivered. We are now waiting for temperatures to rise to a level suitable for construction work.

“Winter has slightly delayed the start of our work, as technologically the columns can only be installed at temperatures no lower than -5°C. The columns were delivered before Christmas, but a cold spell began right away, so we’ve had to wait for more favourable weather. Still, we expect the cold to end soon and to get started,” says Algirdas Blazgys, CEO of our company.

Construction experts have assessed that 43 columns need to be replaced. Over the summer and autumn, the old columns were dismantled and the foundations prepared for the installation of new ones.

We want to thank Kauno Perdanga for manufacturing and delivering the reinforced concrete columns on time.

Once the columns are replaced, we will proceed with installing the roof and walls, which are already in production. After that, the installation of new equipment will follow.

The factory is set for a full-scale upgrade this year, ensuring that waste in the Vilnius region is handled using modern, innovative solutions.

We are pleased to establish a productive partnership with Kaunas University of Applied Sciences (Kauno kolegija). Since early September, three student groups have been conducting analyses, surveys, and applying various methodologies to provide insights on enhancing our corporate image.

“Transparency and an innovative approach to waste management are central to our operations. We continuously seek new ways to recycle waste that generate greater added value. Likewise, we embrace innovation in communications and marketing – this is the mindset that guides all our activities,” says Algirdas Blazgys, CEO of our company.

We want to thank the students for their valuable contributions, as well as lecturers Ligita Zailskaitė, Ieva Kniukštienė, and Jūratė Maščinskienė, and the leadership of the Faculty of Business for providing the opportunity to present our challenge for student research.

It was encouraging to see that many surveyed residents in the Vilnius region are familiar with our brand, with a significant number already associating it with innovation in waste management.

We also received a recommendation to strengthen our social media presence. We welcome your feedback – what topics would you like to see covered in our updates?