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A 100 MW wind electric plant, powered by GE turbines, should be connected to the national grid in coming weeks.

Monday, December 17, 2018
A 100 MW wind electric plant, powered by GE turbines, should be connected to the national grid in coming weeks.

A 100 MW wind electric plant, powered by GE turbines, should be connected to the national grid in coming weeks. A 100 MW wind electric plant, powered by GE turbines, should be connected to the national grid in coming weeks. Located on the north shores of the Azov, the Primorskaya project in Zaporizhia is the first half of a 200 MW plant built by DTEK Renewables. GE is supplying European-made, high-voltage equipment for the substations and central power distribution station. According to Power Technology news site, this first phase is largely financed by a €90 million, 10-year syndicated loan guaranteed by Euler Hermes, the German export credit agency. Led by Bayerische Landesbank, the syndicate includes KfW IPEX-Bank, AKA, and Bremer Kreditbank.

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“Tymoshenko seems very well placed to emerge as president,” veteran Ukraine observer Timothy Ash concludes after one week of interviews in Kyiv.

“Tymoshenko seems very well placed to emerge as president,” veteran Ukraine observer Timothy Ash concludes after one week of interviews in Kyiv.

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After four years of losses, including $1 billion last year, Ukraine’s banks have returned to making money, recording $535 million in profits through October

After four years of losses, including $1 billion last year, Ukraine’s banks have returned to making money, recording $535 million in profits through October

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