Exemple de utilizare a Atomstroyexport în Engleză și traducerile lor în Română
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Atomstroyexport was contracted to build the second plant in Bulgaria in November 2006.
Two short-listed candidates,Czech-based Skoda Alliance and Russia's Atomstroyexport, are currently negotiating with the government.
Atomstroyexport was joined by the Areva/Siemens consortium, which wants to provide for the security equipment.
Also in business news:Bulgaria may pull out of its deal with Russia's state-owned nuclear company Atomstroyexport.
The Atomstroyexport company, which is owned by Gazprom, will build the new power plant al Belene, a project that is worth 4 billion Euro.
After a tender opened three years later,Bulgaria contracted Atomstroyexport to design and build the Belene plant in November 2006.
Atomstroyexport will be in charge of building the plant's four reactors, in the eastern Mediterranean town of Akkuyu, in Mersin province.
The Balkan nation's previous Socialist-led government picked Rosatom's subsidiary, Atomstroyexport, to design and build the country's second NPP back in 2006.
Atomstroyexport was contracted to build the Belene plant under an agreement that was signed during former Russian President Vladimir Putin's visit to Sofia in January 2008.
Two short-listed candidates,Czech-based Skoda Alliance and Russia's Atomstroyexport, are negotiating for the contract to build a second nuclear power station at Belene, Bulgaria.[Getty Images].
NEK and Atomstroyexport have so far signed 11 annexes to their 2006 contract, which have allowed the Russian company to continue working on the project, media quoted Rosatom as saying Sunday.
Following the conclusion of the official agreement between Sofia and Moscow,Bulgaria's National Electric Company(NEK) and Atomstroyexport signed a deal tasking the Russian company with implementation of the project.
Atomstroyexport, a Russian company, wants Bulgaria to pay 1 billion euros for the damages it claims it sustained from Sofia's decision to cancel the Belene nuclear power plant.
Announcing the deal, Bulgaria's state-run National Electric Company(NEK)said it had signed a new annex with Russia's Atomstroyexport, extending the validity of the contract they concluded five years ago till March 31st 2012.
Earlier this month,Sofia and Atomstroyexport agreed to a six-month extension of the contract for construction, which expired on September 30th, so as to allow more time to reach a deal.
About three years later, the coalition cabinet headed by the socialists' leader, Sergey Stanishev,contracted Russian state company Atomstroyexport to build the two 1,000-megawatt VVER reactors for an estimated price of nearly 4 billion euros.
In the absence of an agreement on that key issue, Atomstroyexport filed a lawsuit against NEK at the International Court of Arbitration in Paris in July, claiming the Bulgarian company owed it 58m euros in delayed payments.
Bulgaria's Prime Minister Boyko Borissovsaid on Friday(March 16th) that his country will probably withdraw from an agreement with Russia's state-owned nuclear company Atomstroyexport to build a nuclear power plant in the Danube coastal town of Belene.
A few weeks later,the Russian state company Atomstroyexport was contracted to build the two 1,000MW VVER reactors for an estimated price of nearly 4 billion euros.
NEC, which will have a 51% majority stake in the plant, contracted Russia's nuclear power equipment andservice export monopoly Atomstroyexport in 2005 to build the Belene NPP, along with France's Areva and Germany's Siemens as subcontractors.
He explained that Bulgaria will pay Atomstroyexport, a subsidiary of Russian state energy corporation Rosatom, the remaining about 100m euros for the first of the two 1,000 MW reactors that were planned for the Belene plant.
If Annex 12 is not signed, there will be no legal justification for Atomstroyexport to continue working on the Belene NPP after March 31st," Sofia-based online news portal Mediapool cited Sunday's statement as warning.
Bulgaria's power grid operator NEK and Russia's Atomstroyexport appear headed to court after the Russians announced on Friday(July 22nd) plans to sue Bulgaria at the International Court of Arbitration in Paris over delayed payments worth 58m euros.
SOFIA, Bulgaria-- State power utility NEK and Atomstroyexport, the contractor selected for the Belene nuclear power plant and subsidiary of Rosatom, agreed on Tuesday(April 5th) to delay the project by three months to allow more time to discuss safety, in the wake of Japan's disaster.
Most of the facilities will be built by Nukem Technologies,a subsidiary of Atomstroyexport.[1] A contract for construction of a spent fuel facility was given by Nukem Technologies to the Lithuanian construction company Vėtrūna.[33] A near-surface repository for redundant materials and waste is to be built by a consortium led by Areva TA.