EUOBSERVER / BRUSSELS - Anatoly Chubais, architect of Russia's 1990s privatisation programme, has suggested that Moscow should re-channel its focus on feeding energy into European grids to serving its domestic market. "I think that, in strategic terms, our priorities should not be Europe or China," Mr Chubais said in an interview with the Financial Times published on Sunday (18 May). He underlined that rising energy demand in Russia should not be overshadowed by its ambition to export to Western markets. "We have this western stream, northern stream, south stream. What I believe we need is a Russian stream. The Russian domestic demand is growing a lot. I think that Russia needs to restructure its strategy in this sector," said the man responsible for the liberalisation of the country's electricity sector. Mr Chubais specifically referred to Gazprom, Russia's state-run gas monopoly.
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Country Guardian is a UK conservation group which, since 1991, has campaigned against the construction of wind turbines in environmentally sensitive areas. We object because wind turbines convert rural landscape into industrial landscape, and because they are a poor source of renewable energy.
The Govt are in thrall to the nuclear industry and will impede and prevent anything and everything that gets in the way of nuclear growth. They hate wind cos advocates of wind are the same DFHs who oppose nuclear expansion, therefore in the UK wind power is not complementary, it is an enemy to be defeated. keep to the Fen Causeway
