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Latvenergo Group is the largest power supplier in the Baltics. It operates in electricity and thermal energy generation and trade, electricity distribution services, and the leasing of transmission system assets. Latvenergo Group comprises the parent company Latvenergo AS and five subsidiaries: Sadales tīkls AS Elektrum Eesti OÜ Elektrum Lietuva UAB Liepājas enerģija SIA Enerģijas publiskais tirgotājs AS All shares of Latvenergo AS are owned by the state and held by the Ministry of Economics of the Republic of Latvia.

ELVA ir Latvijas IT uzņēmums - viens no vadošajiem Microsoft ERP Gold sertificētajiem partneriem Austrumeiropā, kas specializējas Microsoft Dynamics 365 biznesa risinājumos – Business Central (iepriekš NAV), Sales (CRM), Finance, Supply Chain Management (iepriekš AX) u.c., kā arī Microsoft mākoņpakalpojumos – Office 365, Power BI un Microsoft Azure. Sadarbībā ar 350 lielākiem uzņēmumiem finanšu, tirdzniecības, ražošanas, loģistikas un pakalpojumu sniegšanas nozarēs mēs veidojam IT risinājumus, kas atbilst viņu vajadzībām, budžetam, datu drošības prasībām un izaugsmes tempam. Pateicoties mērķtiecīgam darbam un klientiem vērstai pieejai, ELVA komanda ir saņēmusi Microsoft Partner of the Year balvu vairākus gadus pēc kārtas. Esam arī Eiropas Dynamics Partner Alliance un Microsoft Presidents Club biedrs.

Ministry of Transport created new governmental institution called Road Traffic Safety Department - now directorate (CSDD) - on October 25, 1991. Thus the legislative power was separated from the executive power because until then everything was managed by one of institutions of Ministry of Interior - State Vehicle Inspection. The first step was creation of legal basis. That was done on August 30, 1994, when Regulation “On Road Traffic” was adopted, but later, on October 21, 1997, the President passed the Law “On Road Traffic”. It stipulated which bodies are responsible for general management of road traffic, issuing of driver’s licenses, registration of vehicles, drafts Traffic Rules, as well as sets rights and obligations of drivers. Numerous legal acts have been adopted on the basis of Law “On Road Traffic” regulating setup of working areas on the roads and streets, technical supervision of vehicles, registration of vehicles, qualification of drivers, also standards of Latvia for road signs, marking of vehicles, colors and equipment of operational vehicles, road marking, and others. As Latvia has adhered to 1968 Vienna Convention “On Road Traffic” and 1968 Vienna Convention “On Road Signs and Signals” all above mentioned legal acts are based on the provisions of these Conventions and requirements of the European Union. Since June 5, 1997, CSDD is non-profit state stock company and in accordance with the Statutes deals with the registration of vehicles, examination of drivers and issuing of driver’s licenses, periodic technical inspection, supervision of roads and maintaining of the State Register of Vehicles and Drivers. On September 1, 2004, CSDD is state stock company.