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July 13  2011      

Sakhalin to increase its coal exports by 2017

The Russian island of Sakhalin is looking to expand its coal export volume from the present 1 mtpa to 5-6 mtpa by 2017 to meet growing Asian demand.

The regional government is planning to focus on the energy centre of the islandfs western coast, with the project implying development of a surface coal mine, construction of a coal-fired power plant and the Uglegorsk-Ilyinsky rail line to link the local collieries with the islandfs railway system and the western shorefs largest seaport of Kholmsk.

According to Sakhalin governor Aleksandr Khoroshavin, implementation of the project will take about seven years and is likely to attract Japanese and South-Korean investors.

In the meantime, Sakhalin-based SAS-Service has signed a protocol on co-operation with Inner Mongolia Kingho, a member of China Kingho Group.

The signing affirms the Chinese groupfs readiness to invest US$1.5B in the upgrading of the port of Poronaysk on Sakhalinfs eastern coast to increase its coal handling capacity.