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Protest, age, 'prophet row' mark Parliament's agenda - Turkish Daily News
09.02.2010, 15:39:52
Protest, age, 'prophet row' mark Parliament's agenda Turkish Daily News ... of protest Tuesday as one person unveiled a banner criticizing the government's plan to establish a nuclear plant in the Black Sea province of Sinop . ... and more »

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US companies interested in Sinop nuclear power plant. - ISI - Emerging Markets (subscription)
04.02.2010, 12:21:37
US companies interested in Sinop nuclear power plant. ISI - Emerging Markets (subscription) The US ambassador to Turkey , James Jeffrey says that US firms would be interested in constructing a nuclear power plant in the city of Sinop if the Turkish ...

OIL: Petrobras announces new partnership in Turkey - istockAnalyst.com (press release)
14.01.2010, 08:56:12
OIL: Petrobras announces new partnership in Turkey istockAnalyst.com (press release) Drilling activities are expected to start in the first quarter of 2010 in the Sinop -1 well, located 145 kilometers away from the city of Sinop . ... ExxonMobil farms in to Black Sea acreage Oil & Gas Journal ExxonMobil Farms-in to Petrobras – TPAO Agreement Offshore Black Sea Al-Bawaba Brazil's Petrobras Joins Exxon to Explore Oil in the Black Sea Brazzil Magazine all 122 news articles »

Korea on Course to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey - The Chosun Ilbo
18.01.2010, 02:36:40

Hurriyet Daily News Korea on Course to Build Nuclear Power Plant in Turkey The Chosun Ilbo ... says the government will most likely put a Russian firm in charge of building one plant in Akkuyu and give a second plant at Sinop to a Korean builder. ... Electricity price key for nuclear tender Hurriyet Daily News “Electricity price matters in nuclear tender” Today's Zaman Turkey expects "natural gas gesture" from Iran, Russia www.worldbulletin.net www.worldbulletin.net all 8 news articles »

Korean-US consortium may establish second nuclear power plant. - ISI - Emerging Markets
15.01.2010, 12:22:16
Korean-US consortium may establish second nuclear power plant. ISI - Emerging Markets ... Electric or Westinghouse, will establish the country's second nuclear power plant in the city of Sinop on the Black Sea region, daily Hurriyet reports. ...

India covets nuclear cooperation with Turkey - Hurriyet Daily News
05.02.2010, 21:59:30
India covets nuclear cooperation with Turkey Hurriyet Daily News Having already announced a second plant will be built near the Black Sea port city of Sinop , Energy Minister Taner Yıldız welcomed the interest coming from ... and more »

Asian Shares End Mixed; Investors Await More US Bank Earnings - Wall Street Journal
18.01.2010, 09:47:08
Asian Shares End Mixed; Investors Await More US Bank Earnings Wall Street Journal ... Doosan Heavy jumping 7.9% after Yonhap reported that a Korea-US consortium was likely to win a bid to build two nuclear power plants in Sinop in Turkey. ... Asian Shares Mostly Lower On Wall Street Weakness Wall Street Journal all 128 news articles »

South Korea likely to win nuclear power plant bid in Turkey: report - MarketWatch
16.01.2010, 14:47:11
South Korea likely to win nuclear power plant bid in Turkey: report MarketWatch By Seoul Bureau SEOUL (MarketWatch) -- South Korea is likely to win the bid for building two nuclear power plants in Sinop of Turkey, Yonhap News Agency ... and more »

Companies and Industries - ISI - Emerging Markets (subscription)
05.02.2010, 12:21:30
Companies and Industries ISI - Emerging Markets (subscription) The US ambassador to Turkey, James Jeffrey says that US firms would be interested in constructing a nuclear power plant in the city of Sinop if the Turkish ... and more »

Brazil: Wood products export from Alta Floresta dropped to $10.8 million in ... - Lesprom Network
18.01.2010, 20:12:04
Brazil: Wood products export from Alta Floresta dropped to $10.8 million in ... Lesprom Network Contrary to exports in Brazil's Sinop , Sorriso, Lucas do Rio Verde and Nova Mutum, wood products export from the municipality of Alta Floresta, ...