Russian energy 2020 to China transmission 48 Billion-kilowatt

Russian energy sources, Russia's largest independent power company, said, "In 2020, Russia is expected to export 60 gigawatts of electricity to China (1 watts = 1 Billion-kilowatt) each year, of which the Siberian Power enterprise will transport 50 watts when the Far East will be transporting 10 watts, of which Russian energy occupies 80%, About 48 Billion-kilowatt. "Russia's largest independent power company, Russian energy (Eurosibenergo PLC) CEO Fedorov Evgeny V. In an interview with the first financial daily, "2020, Russia is expected to export 60 watts of electricity to China (1 watts = 1 Billion-kilowatt) each year, of which the Siberian power companies will transport 50 Watts when the Far East will be transporting 10 watts, of which Russian energy occupies 80%, About 48 Billion-kilowatt.　　"If the total use of electricity at 4.1923 trillion-kilowatt per cent in China in 2010, Russia's 60 gigawatts to China would be equivalent to 1.43% of the electricity consumed in 2010," he said.　　February 24, the Russian energy and Yangtze River Power (600900.SH) of the wholly-owned subsidiary-China Long Electric International (Hong Kong) Limited announced the formation of a joint venture between the two sides was formally established to develop in Siberia, Russia's hydropower and thermal power projects. The joint venture is named Yes Energo Ltd., which holds 50% per cent of Russia's energy and long-Power international holdings. The first phase of the joint venture, YES Energo will explore 2 hydroelectric projects and a thermal power project in eastern Siberia with a total installed capacity of over 3 Million-kilowatt.　　Given the expected continued growth in demand for electricity in the region, YES Energo aims to create an additional capacity of up to 10 gigawatts to meet demand in the region and produce more electricity from Siberia to China. Both sides are prepared to develop the above 3 projects. October 11, 2010, Russia's energy has just signed a framework cooperation agreement with the Yangtze Power, the development of Russia's hydroelectric project. Under the agreement, the two sides will study 6 preliminary projects.　　Following the successful completion of the detailed feasibility analysis of the projects, the Changjiang electric power will seek financing from the Chinese banks and export credit agencies on the basis of the nature of the project financing.　　Once the parties agree on the financing amount and terms of any cooperation project and have all the necessary government approvals, interconnection arrangements and acquisition arrangements, the cooperation project will be advanced on the basis of concrete analysis. Russia's energy is subordinate to En+group, the country's largest diversified mineral, metals and energy group, which relies on hydroelectric plants for more than 3/4 of its electricity.　　Russian aluminum (00486.HK), a En+group company, was successfully listed in Hong Kong last year. Russian energy has 4 hydroelectric power plants, with an annual output of about 70 watts.　　It takes 50 million tonnes of coal to produce the same amount of electricity through coal-fired power plants. Russia has a wealth of hydraulicPower generation resources, the world's second largest potential. Russian rivers can generate electricity 800 times a year.　　Russia currently uses only 20% hydroelectric power resources in the country, only the Siberian River, the potential of 300 watts per year, and the largest space for development, Siberia and the Far East, respectively, both close to the Chinese border. "So Russia and China have huge expectations for a joint effort to develop energy projects," he said. "Fedorov Evgeny v.　　Tell this newspaper.　　Russian power companies are eager to send electricity to the Chinese market because of weak economic growth compared to China and a booming economy in China. 2003, Russia passed the "Electricity Law", power reform officially launched, once monopolized the Russian power industry unified power Company faded out of the history stage.　　After the reform, some Russian power enterprises have been privatized, Russian energy is currently private enterprise. The investment impulse of the power enterprise after privatization is quite obvious. "The significant electricity price gap between China and Siberia provides a basis for direct export of electricity," he said. "Fedorov Evgeny v. "And China is committed to reducing the carbon footprint of its economy, making it more commercially valuable for Russian hydroelectric power companies to export electricity to China, but we will not sell too low, after all, as a commercial company," he said. ”