On Apr 27, 4:15 am, burl...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> Russia will not leave Lithuania in trouble despite that pro-Americans
> did everything that to leave country without light. Their logo were:
> "Daesh v borbe s kommunistitsheskim vredo-naslediem! Virubim nafig
> poslednyi ostatok komunistitcheskoi sistemi - Ignalinskuyu AE - etu
> pogannuyi lampotshku Iliytchia!"
>
> Regards,http://andriusblo.blogspot.com
>
> RUSSIA TO BUILD A NUCLEAR POWER PLANT IN KALININGRAD REGION
>
> Russia is planning to build a nuclear power plant in its westernmost
> enclave of Kaliningrad. The cost of the project is estimated at 5
> billion euros.
>
> Squeezed between Poland and Lithuania, the Kaliningrad region has no
> major power generating facilities of its own capable of meeting its
> growing demand for electricity. One-third of electricity consumed by
> the enclave=92s fast-developing economy comes from the Ignalina nuclear
> power plant in Lithuania.
>
> Konstantin Simonov, General Director of the National Energy Security
> Fund, says the new NPP will fully provide for Kaliningrad=92s domestic
> demand and create a surplus of electricity which can be ex****ted.
> We realize that the planned shutdown of the Ignalina power plant will
> cause a power deficit that will have to be replenished. It=92s quite
> logical on our part to think of potential electricity ex****ts to the
> Baltic countries and other European markets. Ex****t op****tunities are
> fairly good.
>
> After shutting the Ignalina NPP, Lithuania intends to build another
> one, possibly in cooperation with Poland. But no time framework for
> this project has been agreed so far.
>
> As for the future NPP in Kaliningrad, Mr. Simonov says it=92s a purely
> commercial project with no political background. It would be na=EFve to
> expect the enclave=92s authorities not to look for ways of covering the
> power deficit that would inevitably emerge arise from the
> implementation of EU projects. Attempts by some Lithuanian politicians
> to present the move as an attempt to undermine European energy
> security are nothing other than
speculation.http://www.ruvr.ru/main.php?ln=
g=3Deng&q=3D26243&cid=3D57&p=3D25.04.2008
Nice move by Russia! Hope that this intention pulls
through....although by the time the construction project complete,
Lithuania would have & hopefully have secured for herself in energy
issue. Not bad though difficult to imagine how Lithuania will be
willing to engage itself cooperatively with Russia on such critical
issue, politically, economically & socially.
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