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{{Cquote|we could think about working together with [[US]] companies in this area. For example, back in [[Soviet]] times, there were plans to build a new [[hydroelectric]] power plant and to create additional [[aluminium]] production facilities in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. After all, aluminium is, first of all, about [[energy]], preferably cheap energy. Hydropower is cheap and [[environment]]ally friendly. | {{Cquote|we could think about working together with [[US]] companies in this area. For example, back in [[Soviet]] times, there were plans to build a new [[hydroelectric]] power plant and to create additional [[aluminium]] production facilities in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. After all, aluminium is, first of all, about [[energy]], preferably cheap energy. Hydropower is cheap and [[environment]]ally friendly. | ||
| − | To reiterate, such plans have been in place since the Soviet times. However, these are [[capital]]- and [[investment]]-intensive projects. In today's [[money]], according to preliminary estimates, they will cost around 15 billion.<ref>[http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/76331 Answers to questions from journalist Pavel Zarubin | + | To reiterate, such plans have been in place since the Soviet times. However, these are [[capital]]- and [[investment]]-intensive projects. In today's [[money]], according to preliminary estimates, they will cost around 15 billion.<ref>[http://en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/76331 Answers to questions from journalist Pavel Zarubin], |
February 24, 2025. en.kremlin.ru</ref>}} | February 24, 2025. en.kremlin.ru</ref>}} | ||
Revision as of 14:32, October 25, 2025
Krasnoyarsk is a major city in central Siberia, Russia, known for its striking natural beauty and industrial significance.
Economy
In February 2025, shortly after US President Donald Trump took office, President Vladimir Putin told interviewer Pavel Zarubin,
| “ | we could think about working together with US companies in this area. For example, back in Soviet times, there were plans to build a new hydroelectric power plant and to create additional aluminium production facilities in the Krasnoyarsk Territory. After all, aluminium is, first of all, about energy, preferably cheap energy. Hydropower is cheap and environmentally friendly.
To reiterate, such plans have been in place since the Soviet times. However, these are capital- and investment-intensive projects. In today's money, according to preliminary estimates, they will cost around 15 billion.[1] |
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References
- ↑ Answers to questions from journalist Pavel Zarubin, February 24, 2025. en.kremlin.ru