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Customs Service decision on jet fuel to cause price rise, says TNK-BP
KIEV, April 21 – A decision of the State Customs Service to classify TS-1 jet fuel imported to Ukraine as "light distillate – particular gasoline" is causing a crisis in the supply of resources to the market, a jump in the prices of fuel and a sharp increase in the prices of air tickets, reads a letter of Kiev-based TNK-BP Commerce sent to State Customs Service head Ihor Kaletnik, a copy of which has been forwarded to Interfax-Ukraine. |
Serbians to allow DTEK to buy stakes in major coal mining companies
KIEV, April 23 - The Competition Commission of Serbia has permitted the largest private vertically integrated energy holding of Ukraine – DTEK – to acquire a 100% stake in OAO Obukhovskaya colliery group, 100% in OAO Donskoy Anthracite and a 66.7% stake in Sulinanthracite LLC (all based in Rostov region, Russia). |
Ukraine to seek to participate in South Sudan crude oil pipeline
KIEV, April 23 - Ukraine will seek to participate in construction of a crude oil pipeline from South Sudan to Kenya, and in other infrastructure projects in the region, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry reported Monday.
The issue was discussed at a meeting on Sunday between Ukrainian Ambassador to Kenya Volodymyr Butyaha and Kenyan Finance Minister Oburu Ogingo, the ministry reported in a statement. |
PM: Ukraine ready to start energy talks with Sumitomo, Mitsubishi
KIEV, April 21 – Ukraine's government is ready to start discussing financial issues in the energy sector with Japan's Sumitomo and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko said at a meeting with the Japanese corporate representatives in Kiev on Tuesday. |
Ukraine metal consumption down 53.9% in Q1, reports trade group
KIEV, April 21 - Metal consumption in Ukraine fell 53.9% to 1.1 million tons in the first quarter of 2009 compared to the same period of 2008, while imports plunged 81.6% to 102,860 tons, Andriy Fedoseyev, president of the Ukrainian Metal Traders Association, told Interfax. |
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