РУССКО - ТУРЕЦКИЙ АТОМ: $20 МЛРД.
МИНЭНЕРГО РОССИИ - Министр энергетики Российской Федерации Александр Новак принял участие в седьмом заседании Совета сотрудничества высшего уровня между Российской Федерацией и Турецкой Республикой под председательством Президента РФ Владимира Путина и Президента Турецкой Республики Реджепа Тайипа Эрдогана.
Основными темами обсуждения стали перспективы развития двустороннего торгово-экономического взаимодействия, ход реализации совместных стратегических проектов, в частности в области энергетики, а также актуальная региональная и международная повестка.
Владимир Путин отметил, что российско-турецкое партнёрство в энергетической сфере приобрело стратегический характер. Помимо успешно реализуемого проекта газопровода «Турецкий поток», важный шаг был сделан для укрепления сотрудничества в атомной энергетике. В ходе видеоконференции был дан старт началу строительства первого энергоблока атомной электростанции «Аккую». «Рассчитываем, что «Росатом» и турецкие партнёры сумеют обеспечить запуск первого энергоблока в 2023 году – к 100-летней годовщине создания Турецкой Республики», - отметил Президент России.
В рамках заседания российско-турецкого Совета сотрудничества высшего уровня состоялась церемония подписания ряда двусторонних документов:
Соглашения о соинвестировании между Российским фондом прямых инвестиций и Турецким суверенным фондом;
Меморандума о взаимопонимании между Министерством связи и массовых коммуникаций Российской Федерации и Советом по информационным технологиям и связи Турецкой Республики о сотрудничестве в области связи и информационных технологий;
Меморандума о взаимопонимании между Министерством спорта Российской Федерации и Министерством по делам молодежи и спорта Турецкой Республики о сотрудничестве в области физической культуры и спорта;
Меморандума о взаимопонимании между Министерством труда и социальной защиты Российской Федерации и Министерством по делам семьи и социальной политики Турецкой Республики о сотрудничестве в области социальной политики, прав женщин, семьи и детей.
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2018, January, 24, 11:55:00
ГАЗПРОМ - Реализация проекта „Турецкий поток“ идет полным ходом. В соответствии с планом он реализуется одновременно на трех участках: на берегу в России и Турции, а также в Черном море.
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2017, December, 13, 12:35:00
МИНЭНЕРГО РОССИИ - Владимир Путин отметил поступательное развитие проекта первой в Турции атомной электростанции «Аккую». По словам Президента России, по графику идёт сооружение газопровода «Турецкий поток», предусматривается прокладка по дну Чёрного моря двух веток мощностью 15,75 миллиарда кубических метров каждая.
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2017, October, 23, 11:35:00
Александр Новак добавил, что растет доля расчетов в национальных валютах, реализуется ряд проектов в промышленной сфере, продолжается работа над нормативно-правовой базой, расширяется взаимодействие в энергетической сфере. «Флагманскими проектами в этой области являются газопровод «Турецкий поток» и АЭС «Аккую», - пояснил глава Минэнерго России.
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2017, August, 24, 14:15:00
«Мы видим наших турецких коллег в качестве надежных и долгосрочных партнеров. История экспорта российского газа в Турцию начинается с 1987 года. Помимо поставок газа с 1998 года компания ЛУКОЙЛ представлена в Турции сетью АЗС численностью порядка 600 единиц, также в республике работают компании «Роснефть» и «Татнефть». Россия является не только крупнейшим поставщиком газа в Турцию, но также обеспечивает примерно 19% потребностей Турции в нефти», - сообщил Александр Новак.
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2017, August, 16, 09:15:00
Иран, РФ и Турция подписали соглашение по финансированию нефтегазовых проектов
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2017, June, 9, 21:00:00
В 2016 году «Газпром» экспортировал в дальнее зарубежье рекордные 179,3 млрд куб. м газа — на 12,5% или на 19,9 млрд куб. м больше, чем в 2015 году. Крупнейшими покупателями стали Германия, Турция и Италия. При этом Германия, рынок №1 в Европе, импортировала максимальный за всю историю объем российского газа — 49,8 млрд куб. м.
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2017, March, 13, 18:40:00
ПАО «НК «Роснефть» и Demiroren Group Companies подписали Соглашение о поставках нефтепродуктов в период 2018 – 2020 гг.
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RUSSIA - TURKEY NUCLEAR: $20 BLN
WNN - Russian President Vladimir Putin and Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan today attended via videolink from Ankara a ceremony to mark the pouring of first concrete for unit 1 of the Akkuyu nuclear power plant. Putin arrived today for a two-day working visit to the Turkish capital.
The Turkish Atomic Energy Authority (TAEK) awarded a construction licence for Akkuyu NPP, Turkey's first nuclear power plant, which is being built in Mersin province, in southern Turkey.
The $20 billion project to build the four-unit, 4800 MWe plant is part of Erdogan's '2023 Vision' marking 100 years since the founding of modern Turkey and is intended to reduce the country's dependence on energy imports. The first unit is scheduled to start operations that year, with the other three units following by 2025. The plant is expected to meet about 10% of Turkey's electricity needs.
Erdogan noted that, between 2003 and 2017, the Turkish economy had grown on average by 5.8%, and last year alone by 7.4%. As the country strives to become one of the ten richest countries in the world, energy supplies will be "crucial" and the new nuclear power plant "of great importance", he added.
"Currently, 31 countries produce a significant amount of electricity from 450 nuclear power plants. Also, in 16 countries, 55 nuclear power plants are under construction. And today we can say that the Akkuyu power station, the foundation of which we are laying today, is the 56th," he said.
"In 2023, we will put into operation the first unit and Turkey will thereby join those countries that use nuclear energy ... on the anniversary of our republic, we will crown this work with success."
Putin said: "We have an ambitious task - to launch the first power unit in 2023, timed to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Turkey. Together with my dear friend Recep Tayyip Erdogan, we have agreed that we will do everything in order to fulfill this task.
"I am confident that the joint coordinated work of Russian and Turkish specialists will allow fulfilling all the planned plans in time. And the successful implementation of this project will be one of the symbols of the dynamic, progressive development of Russian-Turkish interaction and partnership, Russian-Turkish friendship."
Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachov said in a statement the Russian state nuclear corporation issued today: "Rosatom is building in Turkey a cutting edge, tried and tested (Generation III+) nuclear power plant featuring four power units based on the Russian VVER-1200 design which meets the world's highest safety standards.
"The model we are building at Akkuyu is already being built in a series. Unit 6 of Novovoronezh NPP and unit 1 of Leningrad NPP II, based on the same design, are already up and running, with the former in a commercial operation and the latter launched in February. The safe and efficient operation of these units underscores the reliability of our technologies."
Licence
Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency quoted a TAEK statement as saying: "As a result of the construction licence process, an important step in the project started nearly three years ago, being completed ... it has been decided by TAEK to grant a construction licence for the construction of the first unit of the Akkuyu Nuclear Plant."
Turkey formally launched construction of its first nuclear power plant with the pouring of concrete for the sub-base foundation of the nuclear island late last year. A ceremony held at the Akkuyu nuclear power plant site to mark the launch on 10 December followed the issuance of a limited construction permit. Rosatom said then that it expected to receive a construction licence in March, after which first safety-related concrete for the plant will be laid. This will be the official start of the Akkuyu plant's construction, it said.
JSC Akkuyu Nuklear, the Russian-owned company responsible for the project, announced yesterday that it had been designated a strategic investor.
"A renewed 'Strategic Investment' certificate was issued to JSC Akkuyu Nuclear following the company's submission of an application to Turkey's Ministry of Economy. The certificate was issued on the basis of the Law 'On amendments to the law on taxation, certain laws and regulations in the status of law', which came into force on 27 March 2018 after being approved by the Turkish parliament, the Mejlis," the company said.
"Granting of the certificate is of major importance for the economics of the project. In particular, it provides for tax reductions and exemptions (including from income tax and value added tax), as well as custom duties exemption," it added.
Created in 2010, JSC Akkuyu Nuklear is a subsidiary of JSC Rusatom Energo International (REIN), which is itself a subsidiary of Rosatom. REIN was established in 2011 to promote Russian nuclear technologies on the global market.
Rosatom has said it is looking for local partners to take a 49% stake in the project, but the Interfax news agency recently cited Likhachov as saying the sale was likely to be postponed from this year until 2019.osatom has said the project offers significant opportunities for Turkish suppliers, with about 35-40% of all construction work, with a value of $6-8 billion, to be conducted by them.
The Akkuyu NPP project is based on an inter-governmental agreement signed between Russia and Turkey in May 2010. In October 2011, JSC Akkuyu Nuclear received a site licence and in November 2013 its site report received approval.
Russia is using a build-own-operate model for the project, whereby it provides the financing, operation and management of the plant.
The two heads of state will also take part today in the seventh meeting of the Russian-Turkish Cooperation Council, which will examine the development of bilateral trade and economic cooperation, the implementation of joint strategic projects, in particular in the energy sector, as well as the current regional and international affairs, Anadolu said.
Russia's energy minister, Alexander Novak, told the news agency yesterday that construction of the Akkuyu plant is on schedule.
"Our company was waiting for a construction licence and now we have received information that permission will be given," Novak was quoted as saying.
TurkStream
Novak also commented on another Russia-Turkey energy project - the TurkStream dual pipeline that will aim to transport 15.75 billion cubic meters of Russian gas to Europe.
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2018, January, 24, 11:55:00
GAZPROM - The TurkStream project is well underway. In accordance with the plan, it is carried out simultaneously at three sections: onshore in Russia and Turkey and offshore in the Black Sea.
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2017, August, 16, 09:15:00
Iran, Russia and Turkey signed agreement on maintaining trilateral cooperation in developing oil and gas fields.
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2017, June, 26, 23:35:00
Turkstream has been promoted by Mr Putin as a way to deepenaccess to the Turkish market, which was the second biggest for Russian natural gas last year after Germany, and to support his strategic objective to bypass Ukrainian pipelines.
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2016, October, 11, 18:35:00
The warming relations between NATO member Turkey and Russia comes as both countries are dealing with troubled economies and strained ties with the West.
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2016, August, 12, 18:40:00
Russia’s president Vladimir Putin said there were no doubts that Turkish Stream will happen and work could start soon. He was speaking at a joint press conference with Turkey’s president Recep Tayyip Erdogan August 9.
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2016, June, 30, 18:25:00
"Turkey needs to diversify its imported energy resources. Turkey's approach to Russia will bear fruit in early October. The feasibility of the Turk Stream natural gas pipeline project, which Putin proposed in late 2014, may begin later this year. If all things go smoothly, we may see the Russian molecules in early 2019 via a new pipeline,"
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2015, November, 30, 19:55:00
The development of economic relations starting with the so-called suitcase trading of the early 1990s when Russian and Turkish tourists began to visit each other’s country, engaging in cross-border commerce, and ending with complex investment project such as Russia’s planned Akkuyu nuclear power plant in Turkey contributed to the softening of those rivalries.
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