Seven billion tax kroner to ESS – but the opportunity for transparency is minimal
Seven billion tax kroner, Sweden has plowed into the research facility ESS. That twice as much as it would have cost. But it is extremely difficult to examine how the money was used. Neither Sweden's nor the EU's rules on transparency and publicity apply – and the top executives at ESS do not want to discuss the issue.
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Closed for transparency. Neither the Swedish principle of openness nor the EU's rules on openness apply at ESS in Lund. Photo: Ingemar D Kristiansen On Tuesday 16 March at 2.41 pm, I will send the same email to two people. One recipient is Agnetha Karlberg, administrator at the Max IV laboratory. The other is Julia Öberg, Head of Communications at ESS.
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