Viikkosanomat, June 16, 1986

              HOUSING TO SIBERIA
FOR FIM 90 MILLION
- The Finnish building com-pany
A Puolimatka Oy sign-e- d
a contract with V0 Soju-zvneshstrojimp- ort
for the deli-ver- y
of 1 2 complete villages for
the use of the Soviet ministry
responsible for the oil and gas
industry The delivenes are
vvorth nearly FIM 250 million
(nearly USD 49 million) The
villages are complete units for
400 people with housing
school and kindergartens and
other service buildings The
dcliverics to Wcstcin Siberia
start immcdiatcly and will bc
finished by the end of 1987
"FiniVs Nest"
— Vuode ja aamiainen —
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Vancouver British Columbia
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- Earlier the Finnish en-gineering
company YIT signed
an agreement with the Soviet
V0 Sojuzvneshstrojimport for
building together with the Fin-nish
building company Makro-tal- o
a tovnship in Siberia
9000 people vvill be housed at
Jamburg by the river OB in
Tjumen for the building of huge
natural gas production facilities
A tovn for 70000 people is
planned YIT and Makiotalo
are to dcliver 800000 cubic
mcters of housing service so-cial
and cultural buildings in
DEFICIT IN
CURRENT ACCOUNT
Fmlands trade account last
yeai shovved a surplus of FIM 2
billion with serviccs accounting
for a surplus of FIM 17 billion
Ncver-thclcs- s the currcnt
account produccd a deficit of
FIM 4 billion according to the
Bank of Finland"s prcliminary
figurcs causcd mainly by in-vestm-cnt
incomc moements
The deficit equals 12% of
GDP
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SUDBURY
1986-8- 7
- Last year Makrotalo won a
contract to house 8000 people
in 20 villages in northern So-viet
areas where the new gas
pipeline will be built The deal
was vvorth FIM 300 million
BUILDING &
REBUILDING
Finnish construction com- -
POVVER
£ £M# orld-beatin- g LWR per-J- v
formance" was the
hcadline of a story publishcd in
the October 1984 issue of Nu-cie- ar
Engineering International
on Ftnland's nuclear reactors
Performance continued on the
vvorld-beatin- g level by the Finn-ish
nuclear power stations last
ycar too This is shown by com-parati- ve
figures covering the
vvhole globe published in the
January 30 1986 issue of Nu-deoni- cs
Week
The capacity factor foi the
four Finnish reactors ovei the
vvhole of 1985 was the bcst re-port- ed
foi any country
The povver plants of Switzer-land
scored second best
Global comparative figures
also show that the Finnish nu-clear
powei stations besides be-m- g
the most cfficient are the
least mjunous to the cnviion-men- t
The amount of radiation
leaked is almost on the zero lev-el
"Environmental safety is an
advantage of nuclear power that
does not always rcccive sufil-cie- nt
emphasis" lt is stated in a
pamphlct issued by the Imatra
Povver Co "In normal operation
the thermal releases into the
watcr are the only environmen-tal
impact of a nuclear powcr
plant Poteniial accidents are the
only environmental nsk Proper
design can prevent such acci-dents
or mitigate their conse-quenc- es
Nuclear waste manage-ment
can be implementcd safely
with preseni-da- y technology"
hat this is no vain boasl has
been amply proven by the
pei formance of ali four reactors
ovcr a stretch of several years
The first unit at Loviisa went
into Commercial production in
May 1977 and the second in Jan-uai- y
1981 The lwo reactors at
Olkiluoto followcd shortly
aflcr
The Loviisa station owned by
Imatran Voima Oy comprises
two 465 MW pressunzed water
rcactor (PWR) units The reac-tors
wcic importcd from the So-viet
Union As a conscquence
A group of foreign journalists bcuif
guided aioimd the Lovina Nuclcai
Powei Station by Di Andeis
Palmgicn onc oj the top executtvcs
of Iinat i an Voima Ov wio was in
chaige of the station foi seveial
yeai s until lecently (second fi om
iiglit in piofile view)
pany Perusyhtymä has got two
big orders from Soviet Union
valued together FIM 600 mil-lion
Perusyhtymä is to re-nov- ate the 800-be- d Metropol
hotel near Moscous Red
Square
Work starts imme-diatel- y
and gives employment
al-toget-her
to 500 Finns This is
the biggest public building re-novat- ion
job taken by Soviet
muciiär iner©y pays
the Loviisa station was nick-namc- d
"Eastmghouse" by
American observers who were
of course thinking of their own
VVcstinghouse makcr of nuclear
power reactors
The other two reactors with a
capacity of 735 MW (BWR or
boiling water reactois) are of
Swedish design and owned by
Finland's biggest electncity pro-duc- er
Teollisuuden Voima Oy
(TVO) Thcy are located at Olki-luoto
on the country's south-westc- rn
coast
Finland thus has the benefit of compared experience
with two different nuclear
systems one from the East and
the other from the West reflect-in- g
the nation's position betwcen
the two Both systems have
proved highly elTective with lit-tl- e
to choose between them when
weiglnng the results over the past
few years In 1984 the Olkiluoto
station scored shghtly higher
last year lt was Loviisa's turn to
scorc slightly higher The capac-ity
factors in any case have re-main- ed
for years at the world's
top level
The advantages of nuclear
power includc "overall econo-m- y
high indigenous content
low energy production costs and
environmental safety"
The nuclear power plants have
icportedly caused no significant
changes in the quality or biology
of the sea water Fishing condi-tion- s
in the vicinity of the plants
have Studies show followed the
general vanations in the Gulf of
Finland as a wholc and "no
changes from the normal have
been noted in the fish popula- -
Union
Another FIM 200 million
construction job is the third
stage of Kondrovo forest in-dustry
combinate 200 kilo-mete- rs
from Moscovv Work
stars immediately and is to be
ready by the end of 1988 V0
Prommashimport has ordered a
factory for greascproof corru-gatin- g
media and recirculated
paper
m finland
tion"
Experience so far has proved
the Finnish nuclear power sta-tions
to be remarkable successes
both technologically and eco-nomica- lly
No further argument for their
continued use and expansion
need be put fonvard than the
unadorned truth that the nation-al
demand can never be fully
satisfied with indigenous energy
sources
Finland is a heavy consumer
of electncity in both its energy-mtensi- ve
Industries and for heat-m- g
homes Having exhausted
most of the country's water
power the Finns turned in the
1970s to nuclear energy which
now accounts for about 35% of
the total national output A
couple of years ago it was about
40 % close to the world's highest
proportion The planned fifth
reactor would of course raise
the figure much higher
The internal Morks of one of the
Loviisa units Note the tiny size of
the human figures
The twin units of the Loviisa
Nucleai Power Station hghted up
at mght on its little island offthe
Finnish coast
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