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Kazakhstan: Government to introduce biofuel legislation next year

Kazakhstan is expected to introduce new legislation for its up and coming biofuels industry in the first half of 2008, reports Reuters. The new laws are aimed at boosting investment and managing the use of crops to avoid shortages in the food industry.

 

6  December  2007

Russian Federation December wheat forecast

December's grain production estimate for Russia is 80.4 million metric tons (mmt). The wheat production estimate has been raised to 48.3 mmt (a 7.6-percent increase from the 2006 crop). The barley production estimate has been raised to 16.5 mmt, but still remains 9 percent lower than the 2006 crop. Prohibitive export tariffs halted barley exports in November, while wheat exports continued to grow in October and have remained strong in November. Due to the increased crop estimate, the grain export forecast has been raised to 12.7 mmt, including 11.5 mmt of wheat and 1.05 mmt of barley.

 

6  December  2007

RENEWABLES: CIS Countries News Review Nov 2007 - Part 1 of 2

The authorities of Russian Tambov region, southeast of Moscow, will invest 200 mln euro ($292.4 mln) in the construction of a bioethanol plant with an annual output capacity of 250,000 tonnes.

 

4  December  2007

RENEWABLES: Russian Pava To Build $292 Mln Bioethanol Plant in Altay

Russian company Pava will build a plant for the production of bioethanol from wheat worth between 150 mln euro ($219.3 mln) and 200 mln euro ($292.4 mln) in Altay region, southern Siberia, the company's vice president, Sergey Stolbov, said.

 

3  December  2007      Êîììåíòàðèè: 1

Russia Grain and Feed November Monthly Update 2007

November's grain production estimate for Russia is 79.7 million metric tons (mmt). Wheat production forecast is raised to 48.1 mmt (7.1 percent increase from 2006 crop), while barley production forecast is decreased to 16.4 mmt (down 9.4 percent from 2006 crop). In order to stop domestic grain product prices from rising along with world prices, the Russian Government introduced export tariffs on wheat and barley, started selling grain from the state intervention reserves, and has undertaken administrative measures to freeze retail prices for certain types of bread. Russia's grain export forecast is raised to 12.0 mmt, including 11.0 mmt wheat and 0.9 mmt barley.

 

3  December  2007

Interfax Poland Business Daily

Top Polish refiner PKN Orlen has chosen German CropEnergies AG and Polish PHP Wawrzyniak as suppliers of bioethanol for its production of biofuels in the first half of next year following a tender conducted as an internet auction, the company stated Thursday.

 

1  December  2007

Bioethanol plant in Tatarstan to export its products to Europe

 The products made at these plants first of all will be exported to European countries to satisfy their needs in biofuels, the Minister said. Tatarstan has an oil extraction plant which primarily processes rape. Besides, State Duma Speaker Boris Gryzlov and Agriculture Minister Alexei Gordeyev discussed the construction of Russia's first biofuel plant with the Tatarstan authorities during their visit to Tatarstan. The plant is planned to process 1 mln tons of crops a year, Tatar-inform said.

 

1  December  2007      Êîììåíòàðèè: 1

Inflation Rising

Ten years after the Asian Crisis, the ensuing ruble default of 1998 and the Argentinean Financial Crisis of 2001, the situation in emerging markets has became more stable. Still during the last couple of months, in some emerging markets--especially Russia--inflation has become a very popular and ominous word.
I recently visited Russia a couple of times, and the empty shelves in grocery and department stores that were so prevalent in the early 1990s are now a distant memory. This is the case not only in Moscow and St. Petersburg; stores in the Siberian city of Novosibirsk, and the Caspian city of Astrakhan, are as well stocked as those of Sao Paulo or suburban America.

 

28  November  2007      Êîììåíòàðèè: 1

Putin calls for stimulating biofuel production.

«Extraction of energy from alternative sources has been developing fast. Naturally, prices have been climbing,» Putin said. «In the meantime, the countries capable of offering a sufficient amount of grain for this fuel are very few, and Russia is among them.»

 

28  November  2007      Êîììåíòàðèè: 1

Kazakhstan sees record grain crop, exports

Kazakhstan, a Central Asian country of 15 million people covering an area five times the size of France, aims to become one of the world's top five grain exporters within the next few years.This season's exports are forecast to set a new record, surpassing the 9 million tonnes shipped in 2006-07.

 

27  November  2007

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