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Investment Projects of the Tomsk Region in the Field of Education 2019 TOMSK REGION INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN MINERAL EXTRACTION FIELD Industrial Development of Areas of the Tugansky Ilmenite- 1 2 Drilling in the South Pudinsky License Area Zirconium Placer Deposit Design and construction of ore-dressing plant Execution period 2016-2022 Oil production - 2 802.1 thousand tons until Execution period 2014-2042 to produce zirconium, ilmenite, rutile- 2048, including 1 644.2 thousand tons before leucoxone concentrates and quartz sand for Estimated cost 13,600.0 million rubles 2024 Estimated cost 6,913.0 million rubles the glass industry Execution territory Tomsk district, Malinovka village Execution territory Parabelsky district Number of jobs created - 50 Number of jobs created - 704 Investor, AO “Tugansky gorno-obogatitelny Investor, OOO “Gazpromneft-Vostok” Activity Owner zavod ”Ilmenite” Activity Owner Development of Technologies For Search And Exploration of 3 Potentially Productive Objects in Sediments of the Pre-Jurassic Complex Development of technologies for prospecting Execution period 2017-2022 and exploration of potentially productive objects in sediments of the pre-Jurassic Estimated cost 1,289.0 million rubles complex of the Tomsk region Execution territory Tomsk region Number of jobs created - 50 Investor, OOO “Gazpromneft-Vostok” Activity Owner 2 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN TIMBER MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY 1 Creation of a Timber Industrial Park in Asino City 2 Creation of Logging And Wood Processing Infrastructure Creation of a large timber industry complex: Execution period 2008-2021 Creation of logging infrastructure for the Execution period 2017-2024 more than 10 main and auxiliary facilities to development of hard-to-reach forest areas in produce cut timber (220 thousand cubic Estimated cost 23,235.0 million rubles Aleksandrovsky and Kargasok districts. Estimated cost 973.8 million rubles meters / year), plywood veneer (100 thousand Execution territory Wood processing: Asinovsky Creating capacity for integrated wood Execution territory Aleksandrovsky, Kargasoksky, cubic meters / year) and plywood, wood and Teguldetsky districts processing in Krasny Yar village, Krivosheinsky Krivosheinsky districts boards (MDF - 200 thousand cubic meters / Timber harvest: Verkhneketsky, year, chipboard - 300 thousand cubic meters/ District year), furniture, flooring, logging units, power Bakcharsky and Teguldetsky Investor, OOO “Les-Export” plants, infrastructure districts Number of jobs created - 227 Activity Owner Number of jobs created - 3,000 Investor, AO "Ruskitinvest" Activity Owner Expansion of Production Capacity of an Enterprise to Produce Export- 3 Oriented Wood And Paper Products 4 Construction of Chipboard Plant Lumber - 29.1 thousand cubic meters; veneer - Execution period 2018-2024 Creating a modern plant to produce chipboard Execution period 2012-2021 92.3 thousand cubic meters; furniture with a capacity of 350 thousand cubic meters / components - 22.3 thousand cubic meters, Estimated cost 803.7 million rubles year. Increase logging to 1 million cubic Estimated cost 6,347.0 million rubles pellets - 61.2 thousand cubic meters Execution territory Zyryansky district, meters / year Execution territory Tomsk Zyryanskoe village Number of jobs created - 110 Investor, OOO “Sibirles“ Investor, OOO "Tomlesdrev" Activity Owner Number of jobs created - 243 Activity Owner 3 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY Establishment of Production of Titanium Dioxide Pigment Based on 1 Development of Polymer Production in OOO “Tomskneftekhim” 2 Fluoride Technology Complex reconstruction and technical re- Execution period 2012-2020 Establishment of production of titanium Execution period 2016-2021 equipment of the main production facilities: dioxide pigment 20,000 tons / year for polyethylene production plants, polypropylene Estimated cost 9,705.5 million rubles ilmenite concentrate Estimated cost 796.76 million rubles production plants. High-pressure polyethylene Execution territory Tomsk Execution territory Closed Administrative- production - 140 thousand tons / year, Number of jobs created - 45 Territorial Unit Seversk polyethylene - 271 thousand tons / year Investor, OOO “Tomskneftekhim”, Investor, AO “SCC", GK "Rosatom” Activity Owner PAO “SIBUR Holding” Activity Owner Saving jobs - 276 Creation of Production of Commercially Attractive Fluorine- Construction of a New Production of Technical Gases And 3 4 Containing Products From Secondary Industrial Raw Materials Compressed Air Creation of domestic technology for the Execution period 2016-2022 Construction of an air separation plant, Execution period 2014-2025 conversion of depleted uranium hexafluoride. separation of air and nitrogen compression, Production volume 6 thousand tons / year for Estimated cost 3,900.0 million rubles storage systems, gasification and distribution Estimated cost 1,574.88 million rubles hydrogen fluoride Execution territory Closed Administrative- of cryogenic products and utilities Execution territory Tomsk Territorial Unit Seversk Number of jobs created - 600 Investor, AO "SCC", GK "Rosatom” Number of jobs created - 35 Investor, OOO “Cryogenmash-Gaz” Activity Owner Activity Owner 4 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN CHEMICAL INDUSTRY 5 Modernization of Methanol Production Technical re-equipment of the methanol Execution period 2019-2022 synthesis circuit and modernization of the synthesis gas compressor in order to increase Estimated cost 1,500.0 million rubles production capacity. Methanol production - up Execution territory Tomsk to 3,100 tons / day Investor, OOO “Sibmetahim” Activity Owner 5 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN THE FIELD OF METAL PROCESSING, MANUFACTURING MACHINERY AND EQUIPMENT Expansion of the High-Tech Export-Oriented Edge Tools Creation And Modernization of Production of Import-Substituting 1 2 Nomenclature Products Based on Named After V.V. Vakhrusheva the Tomsk Electromechanical Plant (OAO"TEMZ") Product differentiation of high-tech tools, Execution period 2018-2022 including solid carbide with wear-resistant Creating based on OAO "TEMZ" production of Execution period 2016-2022 coatings for the processing of light alloys, Estimated cost 288.9 million rubles anti-surge and control valves through the titanium alloys, heat-resistant and stainless Execution territory Tomsk, Loskutovo village reconstruction of the building and the Estimated cost 1,500.0 million rubles steels acquisition of technological equipment Execution territory Tomsk Investor, OOO "Tomsk instrumentalny Number of jobs created - 31 Activity Owner plant" Number of jobs created - 35 Investor, OAO “TEMZ”, OOO “Gazprom Activity Owner InvestProject” , OOO “TTM” 6 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN THE FIELD OF ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT MANUFACTURE Modernization of the Production of Cable Insulation Products in 1 Rubber Insulation Construction of an industrial building and the Execution period 2013-2019 purchase of additional equipment to produce cable insulation products in rubber insulation, Estimated cost 648.2 million rubles improving the quality of products and Execution territory Tomsk expanding the range Investor, AO “Sibcabel” Number of jobs created - 4 Activity Owner 7 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN NUCLEAR POWER FIELD Construction of a Fabrication Module And a Start-Up Module For Construction of a Module For Reprocessing Spent Nuclear Fuel From 1 2 Refracting Dense Mixed Uranium-Plutonium Fuel For Fast Neutron Fast Neutron Reactors Reactors Production of dense mixed uranium- Execution period 2012-2020 Production of mixed oxides of uranium and Execution period 2014- to be specified plutonium fuel: by fabrication - 14 tons / year, plutonium for refactoring - 5 tons / year by refactoring - 5 tons / year Estimated cost 20,765.99 million rubles Estimated cost to be specified Execution territory Closed Administrative- Number of jobs created - 300 Execution territory Closed Administrative- Number of jobs created - 200 Territorial Unit Seversk Territorial Unit Seversk Investor, AO “SCC", GK "Rosatom” Investor, AO “SCC", GK "Rosatom” Activity Owner Activity Owner Construction of a Pilot Demonstration Unit With a Fast Neutron 3 Reactor With Lead Coolant (BREST-OD-300) Development of a new generation of nuclear Execution period 2013- to be specified power technologies, the creation of a pilot model of an industrial reactor on a lead Estimated cost to be specified coolant with a stationary nuclear fuel cycle. Execution territory Closed Administrative- Electric power - 300 MW / year Territorial Unit Seversk Investor, AO “SCC", GK "Rosatom” Number of jobs created - 650 Activity Owner 8 INVESTMENT PROJECTS OF THE TOMSK REGION IN THE FIELD OF PRODUCTION AND DISTRIBUTION OF ELECTRIC ENERGY, GAS AND WATER Construction And Reconstruction of Electric Networks of PAO “FSC Construction And Reconstruction of Electrical Networks 1 2 EES” in 2016-2020 OOO “Gorseti” in 2015-2019 Implementation of the investment program of Execution period 2015-2019 Implementation of the investment program of Execution period 2016-2020 OOO “Gorseti” in 2015-2019. Improving the PAO “FSC EES” in 2016-2020 (in terms of the reliability of power supply and power quality Estimated cost 786.81 million rubles implementation of the Agreement on Estimated cost 363.49 million rubles Execution territory Tomsk cooperation on the development of the Execution territory Tomsk Region Federal Grid Company between PAO “FSC EES” Investor, OOO "Gorseti" and the
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