Energy deadlock: what drives Russia UES »

Energy Proizvodstvo17-01-2008 Energy deadlock: what drives Russia UES economic crisis and the scare energokatastrofami country experts in the field of energy. To meet the growing needs of the economy all the more power have to be purchased abroad. However, the ability of our neighbors, too, not rubber. A few days ago the Federal Customs Service (FCS), shared the disappointing data. Russia in January-November 2007 reduced the export of electricity by 15% over the same period in 2006. At the same time for 11 months last year the supply of electricity to non-CIS countries fell by more than 12%. On the other hand, during the same period of sharply increased imports of electricity - 24%. This suggests that Russia is becoming more volatile by individual countries shared says chief editor of the Industrial Gazette "Moses Gelman with Bigness.ru. The reasons for this - strong physical deterioration of the networks and the growing need for businesses and people's energy. In this reorganization of the industry so far has yielded no fruit for the growth of this sector of the economy. By energokatastrofe Russia is slowly but surely lead the reorganization of RAO UES, said Gelman.