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Attachment to Chapter 4North-Western Federal DistrictKomi Republic 0.799/13Syktyvkar 27.7 246.3 HighVorkuta Vorkutinskaya CHP-1,2 116.9 HighInta Intinskaya CHP 35.2 No dataArkhangelsk Region 0.789/22Arkhangelsk 73.0 354.7 HighSeverodvinsk Severodvinskaya CHP-1 191.4 No dataVologda Region 0.800/12Vologda 3.3 286.2 Fairly highKaduy town Cherepovetskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 17.8 No dataLeningrad Region 0.758/55Kirovsk Dubrovskaya CHP ٭٭٭٭٭‎8‎ 23.4 Not monitoredMurmansk Region 0.782/28Murmansk Murmanskaya CHP 12.5 314.8 LowMurmashi town Apatitskaya CHP 15.6 Not monitoredNovgorod Region 0.762/53Velikiy Novgorod Novgorodskaya CHP-20 216.2 Fairly highPskov Region 0.729/76Pskov 11.4 194.2 Fairly highDedovichi town Pskovskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 9.6 Not monitoredSt. Petersburg Pervomayskaya CHP 17.3 4568.1 0.848/3 HighSouthern Federal DistrictRostov Region 0.775/36Rostov-on-Don 6.9 1048.7 HighNovocherkasskNovocherkasskaya٭٭٭٭٭CPP177.0Not stated,in 2000 the city was ratedas an environmentalemergency area162 National Human Development <strong>Report</strong> in the <strong>Russia</strong>n Federation 2009
Attachment to Chapter 4Volga Federal DistrictRepublic of Bashkortostan 0.805/9Ufa 2.7 1021.5 HighSalavat Salavatskaya CHP 155.9 HighKumertau Kymertausskaya CHP 62.4 No dataRepublic of Tatarstan 0.834/4Kazan Kazanskaya CHP-2 1.4 1120.2 Very highUdmurt Republic 0.791/19Izhevsk Izhevskaya CHP-2 26.5 613.3 HighKirov Region 0.752/64Kirov Kirovskaya CHP-3,4,5 43.2 486.3 HighPerm Territory 0.790/20Perm 6.7 987.2 HighChaikovskiy Chaikovskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CHP-18‎ 82.9 Not statedKrasnokamsk Zakamskaya CHP-5 52.6 Not statedDobryanka Permskaya CPP 35.8 Not monitoredYayva township Yayvinskaya CPP 2.1 Not monitoredSamara Region 0.803/10Samara 5.7 1135.4 HighTogliatti Togliattinskaya CHP 705.5 HighUrals Federal DistrictSverdlovsk Region 0.802/11Ekaterinburg Sverdlovskaya CHP 15.3 1323.0 Very highKrasnoturyinsk Bogoslovskaya CHP 61.7 Very highAtryomovskiy Artemovskaya CHP 33.3 Not monitoredKamensk-Uralskiy Krasnogorskaya CHP 181.0Environmentalemergency areaSerov Serovskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 98.5 Not statedVerkhniy Tagil Verkhnetagilskaya CPP 12.3 No dataNizhnyaya TuraNizhneturinskaya٭٭٭٭٭CPP22.8 No dataAsbest Reftinskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CHP 71.3 Not monitoredChelyabinsk Region 0.796/17Chelyabinsk Chelyabinskaya CHP-1,2 19.0 1092.5 Very highOzersk Argayashskaya CHP 86.9 Not monitoredTroitsk Troitskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 82.4 Not monitoredYuzhnouralsk Yuzhnouralskaya ٭٭٭٭٭CPP 38.5 Not monitoredMagnitogorsk Magnitogorskaya CHP 409.0 Very high163
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSThe authors express
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Dear Reader,You have before you the
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PREFACEThis is the 13 th National H
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country’s fuel & energy regions r
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environmental degradation and enhan
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Chapter 1The Energy Sector,the Econ
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By 2008 Russia had increased its sh
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the share of energy in the national
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exported, increased. However, this
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elimination of structural and terri
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• Establishment of competitive me
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number of developed countries, incl
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Although the United Nations Climate
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industrial region of the Urals - Sv
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2.2. Budget capacityand structure o
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(the Federal State Statistics Servi
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Immigration by young and highly ski
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energy regions exacerbate the incom
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Khanty-Mansi and Yamal-Nenets Auton
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the Ministry for Regional Developme
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various other long-term problems in
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is also associated with the fuel an
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Republic of Mordovia 8051 0.732 68.
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Legislative control of impact audit
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Chapter 3Personal Incomes, the Ener
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than any other sources of income -
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Are wages now the main instrument f
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comparison of month-on-month develo
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• The unemployed, people who aree
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Employment in the energy sector acc
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The share of household expenditures
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subsidization practices in the regi
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in power use between regions now de
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Electricity prices for households h
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• Steady decrease in the percenta
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1. The number of graduates with eng
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As well as requiring better fuelcom
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Box 4.1. The village of Kolvain Uss
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continue to use solid fuel for a lo
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Box 4.3. Ambient air pollution andp
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either by large power generating fa
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Box 4.6. A city at riskNovocherkass
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In order to assess impact of thesee
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generation facilities through safer
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achieved in developed countries. So
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equires 2-6 times more capital inve
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government) should set targets and
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networks. In 2007 government budget
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enhancement is also important. Ener
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energy efficiency of the transport
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Box 5.1. Programme of the Ministry
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educational and informational suppo
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mechanism for using national quota
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Figure 6.2Share of electricity gene
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