KIEV, Nov. 28 - Naftogaz Ukrayiny, the state natural gas company and the major shipper of Russian gas to Europe, will launch a number of measures to make the transit more efficient, the company said Monday. The measures, which will be implemented within the next 10 years, will help Naftogaz reduce costs of gas shipments
KIEV, Nov. 28 ??“ Mobile communications operator Astelit, which started work in the GSM-1800 standard under the life:) trademark in February, signed a $360 mln long-term senior syndicated loan facility in November.
KIEV, Nov. 27 ??“ Ukraine and the United States have extended an agreement suspending an antidumping investigation on certain cut-to-length carbon steel plate from Ukraine until Nov. 1, 2007.
KYIV, Oct 28 – The Helsinki District Court granted Naftogaz Ukrainy and five of its group companies' request to freeze certain Russian assets in Finland, as announced by Naftogaz on Monday.
KYIV, Oct 27 – In the first 10 days of October, an upward price trend continued on the regional iron markets under the influence of the rise in prices for scrap metal and iron ore raw materials, Ukrainian Industry Expertise (UEX) said in a press release on Monday.
KYIV, Oct 27 – Ukraine’s state-owned natural gas transportation company, GTSOU, reported net income dropping 71.5% on the year to UAH 5.8 billion in January-September, down from UAH 20.2 billion in the same period a year ago.
KYIV, Oct 27 – Ukraine plans to raise up to UAH 6 billion from selling state-owned assets by the end of the year, including the titanium producer United Mining and Chemical Company, Dmytro Sennychenko, the head of the State Property Fund, said.
KYIV, Oct 27 – The National Energy and Utilities Regulatory Commission (NEURC) will not make a decision to ban electricity imports from Russia and Belarus for November due to low coal reserves and a threat of electricity shortages, a senior government source has said.
KYIV, Oct 27 - The government expects the growth of coal production and will deal with the management of the mines that do not fulfill its instructions to channel 80% of the funds from the sale of coal to wages, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal said.
