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20.06.2011 12:11
Research and Markets: Ukraine Infrastructure Report Q3 2011 - The Number of Wind Turbines Is Expected To Be Raised To 43 by End-2012
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/40c44c/ukraine_infrastruc) has announced the addition of the "Ukraine Infrastructure Report Q3 2011" report to their offering.
The Ukraine Infrastructure Report provides industry professionals and strategists, corporate analysts, infrastructure associations, government departments and regulatory bodies with independent forecasts and competitive intelligence on Ukraine''s infrastructure industry.
Ukraine''s construction sector was one of the worst affected by the financial crisis, with the global downturn leading to a colossal contraction in industry net output of 46% in 2009. However, owing to necessary infrastructure investments and a considerable base effect, the country''s construction industry looks to be experiencing a revival and could be a regional outperformer in 2011 and 2012. The construction industry value is forecast to experience real growth of 5.9% in 2011, reaching an industry value of US$4.9bn.
Key developments in the last quarter have included:
* In April, the Ukraine and China announced plans to sign a deal for the construction of a rail line between Kyiv and Boryspil, in the Ukraine, reported Kyiv Post. The project will also include the construction of an orbital road in the city of Kiev. Ukraine is currently developing its infrastructure in preparation to host the Euro 2012 football championship.
* The 25MW first phase of the Novoazovsky wind power plant, in the Donetsk region, started commercial operations. The plant, equipped with 2.5MW wind turbines, has been granted permission to generate electricity by the National Electricity Regulatory Commission of Ukraine (NERC). The number of wind turbines is expected to be raised to 43 by end-2012 in order to have a production capacity of 107.5MW. Construction and assembly work began at Terminal D of the Boryspil International Airport. Design work was approximately 85% completed, while assembly of the roof, partitions and internal utility networks is nearing completion. Also, installation work has started on the luggage sorter and warm floor system. The terminal building will have a 200,000m2 apron, a 1.4km viaduct, a 4km approach road, a filling system, 11 aircraft parking areas and 11 boarding gates. Once completed, the terminal will have an hourly passenger capacity of 3,000.
* Ukraine''s parliamentary assembly voted to postpone the next round of parliamentary elections - originally due in March 2011 - by 18 months, increasing the prospect of key economic and fiscal reforms being passed this year, in the report''s view. The move also removes a significant obstacle to President Viktor Yanukovich''s consolidation of political power in the country, which BMI expects to continue in 2011.
The Ukrainian economy continued to slow through the final quarter of 2010 and the report remains sanguine in the view for 2011, as favourable base effects fade, fiscal austerity bites, and the Ukrainian consumer remains under pressure. That said, BMI has revised upwards the 2011 real GDP growth forecast to 3.6%, on the back of increased export and investment expectations.
Companies Mentioned:
* Aerobud
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/40c44c/ukraine_infrastruc
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