The National Museum of Iceland / Hydropower station / Kárahnjúkar dam / Company Végardur Community Centre / National Museum of Iceland / Blanda Hydro Station / MW Landsvirkjun’s Power System / Fertilizer plant / hnjúkar Power Plant / National Museum / Kárahnjúkar Power Plant / / /
IndustryTerm
executive management / ary electricity / knowledge management / public utilities / energy solutions / Fish processing / energy / energy use amount / quality management / electricity / energy control system / tourist operators / energy sales / Separate accounting / power electricity / electricity legislation / improved communications / intensive industry / /
Organization
Board of Direc / Ministry of Industry and Lands / Icelandic Energy Marketing Agency / Icelandic government / Environment Agency / Board of Directors of Lands / City Council of Reykjavík Ms. Álfheidur Ingadóttir / Marketing Agency / Ministry of Industry / National Energy Authority / Town Council of Akureyri / CO MP / Company Végardur Community Centre / European Union / Transmission Division / /
Person
Thórdur Gudmundsson / Bjarni Bjarnason / Geir Hallgrímsson / Helgi Hjörvar / Jóhannes Geir Sigurgeirsson / Sigthrúdur Gudmundsdóttir / Kristján Thór Júlíusson / Álfheidur Ingadóttir / Gudmundur I. Ásmundsson / Vilhjálmur Th / Thorsteinn Hilmarsson / Stefán Pétursson / Agnar Olsen / Gunnar Thoroddsen / Golda Meir / Bergur Jónsson / Thorgeir J. Andrésson / Edda Rós Karlsdóttir / Árni Grétar Finnsson / Edvard G. Gudnason / Örn Marinósson Heads / / /
Position
acting Minister / Mayor / Minister / Minister of Finance / CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD AND MANAGING DIRECTOR / Vice-Chairman / DIRECTOR Landsvirkjun / head / contractor / Chairman / Director / Managing Director / Deputy Managing Director / Annual General / general global terms / /
Product
Quality Management System / /
Region
West Iceland / northwest Iceland / southern Iceland / /
Technology
Information Technology / ALE / knowledge management / /
landsvirkjun’s power stations Hydropower stations Visiting Ljósifoss in May[removed]Golda Meir with Gunnar Thoroddsen, Minister of Finance, and Geir Hallgrímsson, Mayor of Reykjavík, and their vifes.