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Ukraine: Potential for energy saving, alternative power supplies and closure of Chernobyl nuclear power plant (1995)
| Author | Greenpeace Ukraine |
| Date | November 1995 |
| Classification | 2.41.0.00/05 (UKRAINE - GENERAL) |
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From the publication:
Preface This reports gives an overview of the on going situation of energy saving and alternative power sources in Ukraine and demonstrates the potential resources available to close the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant (NPP). The report is compiled from both published and unpublished material that have been submitted to Greenpeace Ukraine. The report also contains some proposals which reflect the opinion of the organisation towards the matters in question. The report is not intended to be a comprehensive and complete integrated analysis of the energy balance in Ukraine. The facts and figures in the report may be subject for further additions, editions and corrections. The report herein purposely does not analyze all the components of fuel and power supply balance for two reasons. Firstly, this would make the document extensive, difficult to read and analyse and, in such a case, would demand much more time and labour to develop - our parameters were restricted by time. Secondly, we did not see our task as an attempt to analyze the fuel and power supply balance of the country as a whole, including all its possible supply and demand components. Such a task might be a long-term challenge for a workgroup. Aside from that, current economical instability (particularly within the power generation industry) substantially complicates the task. The document was targeted to show that the problem of substituting power generating capacity necessary to put the Chernobyl NPP out of operation is somehow speculative, and also to demonstrate possible feasible means to solve the problem. Greenpeace Ukraine greatly acknowledges everybody who supported our work and assisted us, those people who without any doubt, have somehow affected the Greenpeace attitude to the document: V.F. Gershkovich (Candidate of Sciences, Eng., the head of the Center for Energy Saving of KievZNIIEP); V.M. Didenko (the head of the Analytical Department of the National Energy Saving Center of the Ukrainian Power Industry Ministry); A.S. Dupak (the director of the Institute of Power Supply Technologies and Research); B.P. Korobko (Candidate of Sciences, Eng., the deputy director of the State Scientific-Research, Design-Construction Institute of Unorthodox Power Generation and Electric Engineering of the Ukrainian Power Industry Ministry); A.S. Matviychuk (senior consultant on power generation and power supply of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine); V.I. Melnik (the head of the joint department of the Economy Ministry of Ukraine); V.P.Parkhomenko (the head of the power supply department of the Economy Ministry of Ukraine); A.A.Petrov (Candidate of Sciences, Egg., the project coordinator of Hagler Baily, Consulting Inc.); V.S.Stogniy (Candidate of Sciences, Eng., the deputy director of the Ukrainian Branch of "International Laboratory" International Scientific Culture Center); E.P. Buravlev (Candidate of Sciences, Eng., the head of the environmental department); V.E.Tonkal (Doctor of Sciences, Eng., professor, corresponding member of the National Acad. Sci., the director of the Energy Saving Problems Institute); S.P.Denisiuk (Candidate of Sciences, Eng., senior research associate); V.I.Usatenko (senior consultant on the Chernobyl disaster problems of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine); C.A.Fil (the manager from German Industrila RO (DIV); S. V. Yuatskevich (senior engineer of the Council on Scientific and Technical Progress and Environment of the Ukrainian Power Industry Ministry), and many others.
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