Russia has a Special view of nuclear power, said the General Director of the largest Italian energy organization Enel S. P. A Francesco Starace.
"Special means new. Russia is developing in the region of small boilers that are not based on the uranium-plutonium cycle, "writes" Kommersant ".
The firm is not going to sell energy assets in Russia: "To Us the most were addressed with the initiative to buy our assets - And" Enel Russia ", And share in the " Rusenergosbyt ". We all the answer is that those assets are not sold." First, because in Russia there was a situation in which to sell unprofitable, and secondly, because they work well. We have no complaints, " said he." I realize why currently a lot of potential buyers: due to the current situation, all Russian assets are undervalued relative To their real value. Not surprisingly, the majority state: "If you want to sell, here I am - your consumer!" but the answer is no. At least for the present time definitely not the time, " said Starace." We offer to sell Russian assets somewhere once a month, " he said.- Generally, under the new strategy, the organization has no " sacred cows ": there is nothing That We basically are not ready to sell, it would have been silly. In theory, any asset can be set for implementation, If it is rational ". According to his statement, " in the foreseeable future We do not see any reason, any additional benefits to sell Russian assets." I think If you continue to receive complaints about the improvement of the situation with Ukraine And the EU, in Russia, the situation is also improved, And this will be a proof That the decision not to sell happened right, " he said. The Starace said That " penalties on our operations were not affected ": "Relations with the Russian authorities continue to develop very well. For us nothing was wrong ". According to his statement, work in the Russian Federation does not have harmed the image of the organization: "of course, We were asked questions, For example:" What will happen to your assets?" And We always answered: nothing, everything is fine ".

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