The German company has failed to deliver prepaid equipment for a power plant being built in Türkiye, according to Rosatom
Russian state-run nuclear corporation Rosatom plans to sue Germany’s Siemens for failing to deliver equipment intended for the Akkuyu power plant in Türkiye, according to CEO Aleksey Likhachev.

俄羅斯國有核能公司羅薩托姆(Rosatom)計劃起訴德國西門子公司,原因是西門子未能按期交付為土耳其阿庫尤(Akkuyu)核電站建設(shè)提供的預(yù)付設(shè)備,羅薩托姆首席執(zhí)行官阿列克謝·李哈喬夫(Aleksey Likhachev)表示。

The equipment has been sourced from alternative suppliers to keep construction on track, Likhachev said in an interview with the Russia 24 TV channel on Saturday.
“Obviously, there will be lawsuits. Prepaid equipment was not delivered. It brought us additional costs, both for the specific purchase of equipment and for adjusting the installation time of this equipment. These claims will be filed,” Likhachev stated.

利哈喬夫在周六接受俄羅斯24頻道采訪時表示,已從其他供應(yīng)商處采購了設(shè)備,以確保建設(shè)進(jìn)度?!帮@然,肯定會有訴訟。預(yù)付款購買的設(shè)備沒有交付,這給我們帶來了額外的成本,包括設(shè)備的具體采購費(fèi)用以及調(diào)整設(shè)備安裝時間的費(fèi)用。這些索賠將會提出,”利哈喬夫表示。
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The Akkuyu NPP, located in Türkiye’s southern Mersin province, is set to become the country’s first nuclear power plant. The project is based on a 2010 agreement between Russia and Türkiye. Its first reactor was initially slated for commissioning in 2023. However, delays have pushed the timeline to next year, according to Likhachev.

阿庫尤核電站位于土耳其南部梅爾辛省,預(yù)計將成為該國第一座核電站。該項目基于俄羅斯與土耳其于2010年簽署的協(xié)議。原定于2023年投入使用的首個反應(yīng)堆,由于延誤,項目時間表已推遲至明年,利哈喬夫稱。

Rosatom has not yet announced a target date for the first reactor to come online. All four reactors, each capable of producing 1,200 megawatts, are expected to be operational by 2028. Once fully up and running, the $20 billion facility is projected to cover 10% of Türkiye’s electricity needs, Turkish Minister of Energy and Natural Resources Alparslan Bayraktar has stated.

俄羅斯國家原子能公司尚未宣布第一座反應(yīng)堆上線的目標(biāo)日期。這四座反應(yīng)堆預(yù)計將于2028年投入運(yùn)行,每座反應(yīng)堆的發(fā)電能力為1200兆瓦。土耳其能源和自然資源部部長Alparslan Bayraktar表示,一旦完全投入運(yùn)行,這個耗資200億美元的設(shè)施預(yù)計將滿足土耳其10%的電力需求。

In July, Likhachev acknowledged that Western sanctions have posed challenges, particularly concerning financial transactions and equipment procurement. Türkiye’s energy minister addressed the situation in September, indicating that Siemens’ non-delivery has caused delays.
He said the decision likely stems from Western restrictions on Russia over the Ukraine conflict. “If Siemens aims to impose sanctions on Russia, then Türkiye is also seriously affected by this,” Bayraktar said. Ankara has already filed a complaint about the matter “at the highest level,” he adding, insisting the German company should “pay a price” for its behavior.

在7月,李哈喬夫承認(rèn),西方制裁帶來了挑戰(zhàn),特別是在金融交易和設(shè)備采購方面。土耳其能源部長在9月回應(yīng)了這一情況,指出西門子未交付設(shè)備導(dǎo)致了工程延誤。他表示,這一決定可能源于西方對俄羅斯在烏克蘭沖突中的制裁。巴伊拉克塔爾(Bayraktar)表示:“如果西門子旨在對俄羅斯實(shí)施制裁,那么土耳其也會因此受到嚴(yán)重影響?!彼€表示,安卡拉已經(jīng)在“最高層級”就此問題提出了投訴,并堅稱德國公司應(yīng)為其行為“付出代價”。

Türkiye, which opposes European and US sanctions on Russia imposed by Western countries over the Ukraine conflict, maintains close ties with both Moscow and Kiev.
Bayraktar mentioned that Rosatom has secured alternative equipment from Chinese manufacturers to mitigate the impact on the project’s schedule.
A Siemens spokesperson confirmed in September that some parts were not delivered to Türkiye due to German export regulations.

土耳其反對西方國家因烏克蘭沖突對俄羅斯實(shí)施的歐洲和美國制裁,并與莫斯科和基輔保持密切關(guān)系。巴伊拉克塔爾提到,羅薩托姆已從中國制造商處獲得了替代設(shè)備,以減輕對項目進(jìn)度的影響。西門子的一位發(fā)言人于9月確認(rèn),由于德國出口法規(guī)的限制,部分設(shè)備未能交付給土耳其。

Despite these challenges, Likhachev emphasized that construction is proceeding as planned. He noted that similar projects in Bangladesh and Egypt are progressing on schedule.

盡管面臨這些挑戰(zhàn),利哈喬夫強(qiáng)調(diào),建設(shè)仍在按計劃進(jìn)行。他指出,孟加拉國和埃及的類似項目正在按計劃進(jìn)行。