Russian power
grid, Tajik company seek to boost pace of energy project
May 12, 2006 - BBC Monitoring Central Asia
Excerpt from report by Tajik news agency Asia-Plus website
Dushanbe, 12 May: The ways of stepping up the pace of the
construction of the Sangtuda-1 hydroelectric power station [in southern
Tajikistan] were discussed today at the construction site, the Tajik
Energy Ministry has told Asia-Plus.
The source said Vyacheslav Voronin, deputy head of the Unified Energy
System of Russia's board of directors, who is in Tajikistan on a visit,
and representatives from the Barq-i Tojik [Tajik electricity]
joint-stock holding company and contractors took part in the meeting to
sum up the results of the construction work carried out this year at
this hydroenergy facility.
Some of the contractors are lagging behind the construction timescale
by two months. Nearly 40 per cent of the construction work has been
accomplished so far.
[Passage omitted: once commissioned, the station is expected to
generate 2.7 bn kWh of electricity annually - known facts]
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