Bureyskaya power station to help improve living standards
Jul 09, 2003 02:00 AM
President Vladimir Putin said that the Bureyskaya power station would improve the lives of Russians in the Far East.
In remarks he said: "As early as 2004 the annual effect from cutting coal export expenses may come up to R 1.3 bn and
when the Bureyskaya hydro-electric power station reaches its design capacity it will exceed R 5 bn. This, in its
turn, will allow a more adequate tariffs policy and, in the end, have a positive effect on the living standards of
the Far East residents.“
„In some regions of the Federal District, their energy expenses may and should go down already now. We spoke
about it with the industry's leaders, and the tariffs are to be cut by at least 10 %".
Source: BBC Monitoring Newsfile
