NRW.INVEST News 2012-05

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3M opens new logistics center

With the expansion of the European distribution center in Jüchen the multi-technology company is strengthening its most important logistics location in Europe.

North Rhine-Westphalia is an attractive location for Turkish companies

NRW.INVEST presented new location projects in North Rhine-Westphalia at the Istanbul Fashion Apparel Conference.

Japanese fuel cell manufacturer conducts research in North Rhine-Westphalia

JX Nippon Oil & Energy Corporation and the fuel cell research center ZBT at the University of Duisburg-Essen are collaborating on innovative fuel cell devices for domestic energy supply.

North Rhine-Westphalia and Chinese province intensify collaboration

The Chinese province of Shanxi has opened a German office in Willich and intends to further intensify its cooperation with the Rhine/Ruhr federal state.

Phoenix Contact wins HERMES AWARD

The North Rhine-Westphalian company has received the most renowned international technology award for a system which monitors lightning strikes in wind power plants.

Dutch daycare operator is coming to North Rhine-Westphalia

NRW.INVEST assists with the settlement of the Dutch social enterprise KSH Kinderopvang en meer B.V.

Dortmund on track to becoming a Smart City

Dortmund is the first German city to apply successfully to the IBM program "Smarter Cities Challenge".

Dutch daycare operator is coming to North Rhine-Westphalia

NRW.INVEST assists with the settlement of the Dutch social enterprise KSH Kinderopvang en meer B.V.

KSH B.V. plans to open several daycare centers in North Rhine-Westphalia for children up to the age of six. The first region on the company's radar is the Rhineland, with Düsseldorf as the most likely location. The search for specific sites is due to begin in the near future. The ISO-certified Dutch enterprise is also thinking about realizing the concept as a company daycare center. KSH KINDERBETREUUNG GmbH has already been founded in the town of Kleve to control German business operations.

Active in the Netherlands since 2002, KSH B.V., like all Dutch daycare organizations, operates child daycare centers on a private-enterprise basis. The company currently runs 22 facilities with approx. 300 staff and provides daycare for 1,800 children.