In the Ternopil region, the OSCE representatives were interested in the economy and alternative sources of energy
blockade of the occupied territories in the East of Ukraine in no way affected the state of the economy in Ternopil region. This was stated by first Deputy Chairman of the Ternopil regional state administration Ivan Krysak during a meeting with representatives of the Special OSCE monitoring mission in Ukraine Dragoslav Swim and Dorin FASL. In the framework of the visit the representatives of the Ternopil, Ivano-Frankivsk branch of the Special OSCE monitoring mission in Ukraine are monitoring the economic situation in the region and consider the potential impact of the blockade on the East to the region's economy. "Today, the economy of the Region is in a stable mode. Moreover, in comparison with the last year has seen the growth of industrial production. The economy of the area is not in need of anthracite coal. For the entire period of the siege of the occupied territories in the Ternopil region there were no power outages, our industrial enterprises do not stop working," said Ivan Krysak. During the meeting, the observers, special attention is focused on the construction of the hydroelectric station on the Dniester. As noted by Ivan Krysak, expert assessment of whether this construction will give the representatives of several research and design institutes, experts from the Ministry of the environment, as well as European experts. "If the assessment is positive, will be further negotiations with the public. When the Ternopil region will produce its own energy, then, of course, the region will gain another status. This involves investment, further development of the territories. However, we are opposed to the ecosystem is destroyed. If the project is to be implemented, we must do everything we can to minimize the negative impact," said Ivan Krysak. Also representatives of OSCE mission to track General trends in the region. In particular, they are interested in the development and implementation of alternative energy: using fusion energy, solar and wind energy, hydro energy, waste energy and bio-energy. Developed projects of alternative energy production observers was presented by the Chairman of the public Council under the Ternopil regional state administration Valery Fedoreyko. "Our solutions are aimed at diversification of energy sources of local origin. Today, with the leadership of the region we have an ambitious project for the construction of the centralized generation of thermal electric power. The other developed by the project includes operation of the generator, which utilservlet waste," he said. According to Valery Fedoryka, under Ternopil already operates a 2.5 megawatt generator that runs on waste of materials. "For our region this may be the source that will successfully fill a large percentage of the energy balance of the region. In this direction we work by scientists in Poland and Lithuania", — said Valery, Fedoreyko. Reference: The focus of the OSCE mission focused in the East of Ukraine. At the same time on all territory of Ukraine operates eight offices of the Special monitoring mission. The activities of the above Ivano-Frankivsk branch covers the territory of Transcarpathia and Ternopil regions. This was reported in the Ternopil regional state administrationÏåðåâåäåíî ñåðâèñîì "ßíäåêñ.Ïåðåâîä÷èê": translate.yandex.ru.
Source: http://uzinform.com.ua/
