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| Company type | LLC |
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| Industry | Peat industry |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Headquarters | Russia |
Area served | Russia |
Key people | David Yakobashvili Yan Yanovskiy |
| Products | Peat, biofuels, fertilizers |
| Website | bioenco.ru |
Bioenergy Corporation ( Russian: Корпорация "Биоэнергия") is industrial holding company in the field of fuel energy, engineering and biotechnology. Assets of the company provide a production cycle for Industrial Engineering, peat extraction and processing, production and distribution of finished products, generating heat and electricity.
The basis for holding a number of technology clusters in the peat industry. The main production assets are concentrated in the Central European part of Russia. In particular, a corporation controlled by one of the largest peat Russian companies LLC " Mokeiha-Zybinskoe" [1] in the Yaroslavl region of Russia and " Vladimir-Peat" [2] in Vladimir region.
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Management
- Chairman of the board of directors is David Yakobashvili.
- President, Member of the Board is Yan Yanovskiy.
References
External links
- "Биоэнергия" намерена развивать торфяную энергетику // МОСКВА, 22 сен - РИА Новости
- Корпорация «Биоэнергия» объявляет о покупке крупного производственного актива // Частный корреспондент, 21 сентября 2011 года
- "Биоэнергия" в 2011 г инвестирует 204 млн руб в добычу и переработку торфа во Владимирской области
- Ольга Лаврова. Корпорация «Биоэнергия» заинтересовалась новгородским торфом
- Анна ДЕКТЯРЕВА. Добыча торфа в Мещере спасет нас от пожаров? // Комсомольская правда
- Всеволод ШАПОШНИКОВ. В Ярославской области создается кластер производства биотоплива // Комсомольская правда
- 140 млн. рублей инвестировано в развитие торфяной отрасли Владимирской области
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| Company type | LLC |
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| Industry | Peat industry |
| Founded | 2011 |
| Headquarters | Russia |
Area served | Russia |
Key people | David Yakobashvili Yan Yanovskiy |
| Products | Peat, biofuels, fertilizers |
| Website | bioenco.ru |
Bioenergy Corporation ( Russian: Корпорация "Биоэнергия") is industrial holding company in the field of fuel energy, engineering and biotechnology. Assets of the company provide a production cycle for Industrial Engineering, peat extraction and processing, production and distribution of finished products, generating heat and electricity.
The basis for holding a number of technology clusters in the peat industry. The main production assets are concentrated in the Central European part of Russia. In particular, a corporation controlled by one of the largest peat Russian companies LLC " Mokeiha-Zybinskoe" [1] in the Yaroslavl region of Russia and " Vladimir-Peat" [2] in Vladimir region.
Gallery
Management
- Chairman of the board of directors is David Yakobashvili.
- President, Member of the Board is Yan Yanovskiy.
References
External links
- "Биоэнергия" намерена развивать торфяную энергетику // МОСКВА, 22 сен - РИА Новости
- Корпорация «Биоэнергия» объявляет о покупке крупного производственного актива // Частный корреспондент, 21 сентября 2011 года
- "Биоэнергия" в 2011 г инвестирует 204 млн руб в добычу и переработку торфа во Владимирской области
- Ольга Лаврова. Корпорация «Биоэнергия» заинтересовалась новгородским торфом
- Анна ДЕКТЯРЕВА. Добыча торфа в Мещере спасет нас от пожаров? // Комсомольская правда
- Всеволод ШАПОШНИКОВ. В Ярославской области создается кластер производства биотоплива // Комсомольская правда
- 140 млн. рублей инвестировано в развитие торфяной отрасли Владимирской области
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