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Coal stocks increases by 1.9% at Ukraine’s power plants

byCustoms Today Report
08/09/2015
in International Customs, Ukraine
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KIEV: Coal stocks held in the warehouses of Ukrainian thermal power plants (TPPs) from August 31 to September 6, 2015 increased by 1.9% or by 26,300 tonnes, to 1.445 million tonnes, according to a national joint-stock company Ukrenergo report.

Anthracite stocks during the period totaled 684,400 tonnes and gas and short-flame coal – 760,200 tonnes (including 204,100 tonnes at Burshtyn TPP).

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The company said that on September 7, 31 coal power units and three fuel oil power units at the thermal power plants of generating companies with a capacity of 6.127 GW were operating. Ukrainian nuclear power plants (NPPs) had the capacity of 9.117 GW, hydroelectric power plants – 456 MW, combined heat and power plants – 639 MW and alternative energy units – 180 MW.

Ukrenergo operates Ukraine’s backbone and interstate power grid and supervises the country’s national grid. It is a state-owned company and is controlled by the Ukrainian Energy and Coal Industry Ministry.

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