Ukrainian power grid will be able to stably operate without any blackouts until March 15-20, Ukrenergo Head Vsevolod Kovalchuk has said. “We can guarantee that with the current temperatures and current operations no one would feel the results of introducing the state of emergency until March 15 or March 20,” he said on Facebook page…
A small hydropower plant was launched in Tegirmentin village of Kemin district, Chui region. The HPP with power capacity of 3.1 MW was built in 11 months by “Tegirmentinskaya HPP” company. Its construction cost 215 million soms. As the owner of the company Rakhat Irsaliev reported, they invested 71 million soms and took 144 million…
Higher administrative court of Ukraine upheld the ruling of the court of a lower instance under which the State Fiscal Service of Ukraine is obliged to accept 2 billion cubic meters of natural gas made in 2006 as a tax lien from public joint-stock company Ukrnafta, the company’s press service has reported. “The court ruled…
At least 44.2 million kilowatt-hours of electricity or 11.6% was saved in Bishkek in January, press service of Severelectro JSC reported. According to it, in January, all consumers of Severelectro saved 81.8 million kilowatt-hours of electricity, or 10.1% of the plan. They totally consumed 722.8 million kilowatt-hours. However, it is still 56 million kilowatt-hours more…
National Nuclear Generating Company Energoatom and General Electric Hitachi, Global Nuclear Fuel will study the prospects of cooperation, the press service of the Ukrainian company has reported. “Energoatom President Yuriy Nedashkovsky, Vice President of General Electric Hitachi in Europe David Powell and Global Nuclear Fuel CEO Amir Vexler held a meeting. At the meeting representatives…
Ukraine has not been purchasing gas from the Russian Federation for 440 days already, Ukrainian Prime Minister Volodymyr Groysman said at a Cabinet’s meeting. “We have been living without Russian gas for 440 days already. This is a matter of our energy independence,” Groysman said. (Ukrinform/Business World Magazine)
Gazprom International, an affiliate of Russia’s state-controlled company Gazprom, has given up the two last licenses for exploration of hydrocarbon fields in Tajikistan. According to information posted on Gazprom International’s website, the company decided to give up licenses for exploration of the Sariqamish and Western Shohambari gas fields in Tajikistan as “no commercial inflow was…