06.07.2010., By Vladimir Ninković
Serbia and South Stream
A number of key factors – including Gazprom’s financial situation, falling gas production and Ukraine’s changed politics – bring into question Russia’s capacity to deliver the energy security benefits promised by its deal with Serbia.
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01.02.2010.
ALBANIA
NIKO CIVICI: IT TAKES 15 YEARS TO BUILD A NUCLEAR POWER STATION
Niko Civici, physicist at the Department of Nuclear Physics of Tirana Faculty of Natural Sciences, says that a nuclear power station is not a time bomb and he is optimistic about the realisation of the project. He adds that Albania lacks through specialists in nuclear energy, since nuclear physicist in the country work on nuclear methods, not with nuclear energy.
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BULGARIA / RUSSIA
BLOCKADE OF BULGARIAN-RUSSIAN ENERGY PROJECTS RESUMES
Now when media tumult regarding last week’s meeting of Russo-Bulgarian economic commission has stopped, it is clear that the meeting hasn’t given any concrete results. Future of three big joint projects isn’t clear either: Belene NPP’s, South Stream’s and Burgas-Alexandroupoli’s.
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BULGARIA / RUSSIA
ROSATOM’S DIRECTOR: BELENE NPP WILL BE BUILT!
Sergei Kirilenko is Managing Director of the state nuclear energy corporation Rosatom. He was in delegation of Russian Energy Minister Sergei Shmatko, during his last week’s visit to Sofia. On that occasion, he gave an exclusive interview to Sofia’s newspaper Standart. According to him, activities regarding Belene NPP with Russian are going according to plan. He says that Bulgarian Prime Minister Bojko Borisov and Energy Ministers Traiko Traikov and Sergei Shmatko agreed upon that matter, after eight hours of negotiations. What are Moscow’s plans regarding purchase of the NPP’s part, what incomes to expect? Here are the enswers, exclusively in Standart.
Otherwise, Rosatom includes, except Atomstroiexport (contractor for Belene NPP) nuclear armed complex of Russia, radiation protection, nuclear energy complex, uranium production.
Kirilenko was born on July 23, 1961 in Sumaha (Abkhazia). In 1997, he was appointed Russia’s Energy Minister, and in 1998 – Prime Minister. From 2005 to 2007 Kirilenko was leading the Federal Nuclear Energy Agency, and after its renaming to the State Nuclear Energy Agency Rosatom, he became Director General. He is owner of the Medal of Honor. He is married, has three children and a grandson.
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SERBIA / BOGDAN LISOVOLIK, PERMANENT REPRESENTATIVE OF IMF MISSION IN SERBIA
SERBIA NEEDS PERMANENT FISCAL CONSOLIDATION
Bogdan Lisovolik, a permanent representative of the IMF mission in Belgrade says for ‘Blic’ that this institution would like to see on a medium-term basis a significant, credible and permanent fiscal consolidation in Serbia.
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BULGARIA /INTERNATIONAL GAS FORUM
PRESENTATIONS BY FORMER YUGOSLAV REPUBLICS
Bulgarian capital Sofia hosted, on April 24-25, the Natural Gas for Europe - Security and Partnership International Energy Forum.
A total of 28 countries from Southeast Europe, Caspian and Black Sea Region, EU member-states involved in the South Stream pipeline project, the U.S. and Russia, participated in the Forum. EU Presidency and the European Commission also participated with their delegations. In this article, we offer you the presentations and statements of the representatives of the republics of former Yugoslavia that participated in the summit.
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BULGARIA / INTERNATIONAL ENERGY FORUM
BULGARIAN MEDIA SAY PARVANOV ORGANIZES THE FORUM JUST TO PROVUDE PUTIN AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROMOTE THE SOUTH STREAM PROJECT
On April 24-25, Sofia will hose the International Energy Forum that will gather producers, suppliers, consumers of natural gas and gas transit countries, in an attempt to find the common ground for their individual interests. It remains questionable whether any concrete agreement will be signed, especially regarding the South Stream gas pipeline project.
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OIL AND LNG TRANSPORTATION TANKERS
EXMAR – PROVISIONAL RESULTS FOR 2008
The Executive Committee of EXMAR reported today the preliminary results for the 4th quarter and full year 2008.
HIGHLIGHTS
- Cash flow from Operations (EBITDA) and Operating Result (EBIT) influenced by disappointing VLGC market but supported by the sale of the Midsize LPG vessel CARLI BAY;
- Contribution from LNG and Offshore divisions in line with expectations;
- This year again, falling USD interest rates have had a significant influence on financial results thru non-cash, unrealised loss on interest rate derivatives;
- The Midsize fleet will benefit from a high coverage ratio in 2009; the VLGC fleet enjoys a 50% coverage level for 2009 at acceptable levels, while spot market recovery remains a question mark;
- Long-term employment for the 3 LNGRV’s under construction (EXQUISITE, EXPEDIENT & EXEMPLAR) is committed; financing of EXMAR’s share in these vessels is currently underway;
- Delivery of the OPTI-EX™ is planned for mid-2009; discussions on employment continue.
continue 09.12.2008., ENERGYOBSERVER TEAM
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SLOVENIA / TOMAZ ORESIC, MARKETING DIRECTOR OF EFT GROUP FOR CENTRAL AND WEST EUROPE:
WE OPERATE IN 17 COUNTRIES BECAUSE WE HAVE VISION
Tomaz Oresic, former member of Management Board of Elektro Maribor, has accepted to be appointed Marketing Director for Central and West Europe in the new Maribor-based subsidiary of the international EFT company. In a recent interview for Slovenian website Energetika.net, he speaks about the company’s activities in South East Europe and the energy market development. EFT operates in 17 European countries where it supplies more than 100 electric power companies. It also trades on six energy exchanges, which last year resulted in a turnover of 600 million euros. We transmit the entire interview.
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