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Zaporizhia transformer maker enters US market with two contracts
KIEV, Dec. 20 - Zaporizhtransformator, a large manufacturer of transformer equipment, part of Energy Standard Group, has entered the United States market, completing the fulfillment of two contracts for supply of transformers to the country, the company's press service has said. |
DTEK to buy 10 Mitsubishi iMiEV electric cars for tests
KIEV, Dec. 20 – DTEK, Ukraine's largest private vertically integrated energy holding, within a pilot project with Niko Trading House will buy ten Mitsubishi iMiEV electric cars, the head of the external communications department at DTEK, Yevhen Zahorulko, said at a press conference in Kyiv on Tuesday. |
Move over Miami: Chernobyl zone to open as vacation hot spot
KIEV, Dec. 21 - The Chernobyl zone and the zone of alienation will be open for tourists from January 2011.
"There is a huge demand, people want to go there, they want to hear, see and find out, which is why we decided to work out such a mechanism that would allow for organized systemic visits to the zone," Oksana Nor, General Director at Chernobyl Interinform, told a press conference in Kiev on Tuesday. |
SPF returns UAH400 million bid deposit to Frunze-Flora Company
KIEV, Dec. 21 – The State Property Fund has returned the Frunze-Flora Company a UAH 400 million bid deposit paid by the bidder to take part in the privatization of Odessa Port-Side Chemical Plant in autumn 2009, according to SPF Chairman Oleksandr Riabchenko. |
Ukraine consumer confidence worsened last month, survey shows
KIEV, Dec. 22 - Consumer confidence in Ukraine in November 2010 worsened, according to the International Centre for Policy Studies (ICPS), citing the results of a consumer confidence survey conducted as part of a joint project with GfK Ukraine. |
World Bank may loan $1-1.5 billion for Ukraine projects in 2011
KIEV, Dec. 21 – The World Bank could issue $1-1.5 billion in loans in 2011 to realize projects in Ukraine, the bank's Kiev office said.
The Kiev office said that the funds could be used for projects to support government reforms, Ukrainian exports, the financial sector, and the financing of energy saving programs. |
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