Saint-Nazaire (France - EU) - 25/01/2011 - The President of the Republic French had to go to Saint Nazaire, with Igor Sechin, Vice Prime Minister of Russia, for a signing ceremony of an agreement between France and the Russian Federation to achieve two buildings Projection and Command (BPC) Mistral class, combining several functions including that of helicopter carriers. The visit marks the actual signing of the contract Mistral between France and Russia, announced in July 2010 for construction workers STX: "Together with our Russian friends, you make the two PCBs. The contract, one is in the process of negotiate, but the decision to do so, it is certain! " According to John Guisnel Point on 24 December, Moscow had announced in a statement "at the end of the international tender launched on October 5 for the supply to the Russian navy of two buildings projection and command, the Russian authorities had accepted the offer by the consortium formed by French manufacturers DCNS and STX and Russian shipyards OSK. The Russian company Unified Shipbuilding (OSK) and the French group DCNS signed on 1 November, an agreement to create a joint consortium. This agreement should allow two other buildings in Russia after a transfer of technology. For the record, the Russian Vice Premier Igor Sechin, who kept the upper hand in the shipyards OSK, did not seem thrilled at the time by the acquisition of PCBs by Russia then there was talk of an alliance with the South Korean company Daewoo Shipbuilding & Marine Engineering (DSME), who developed the helicopter carrier Dokdo. The case, originally promised to Sergei Pugachev and his group OPK finally ousted, had also been the subject of lengthy discussions in Moscow and industrial policies. Meanwhile, the President of the Republic should also announce the launch of wind energy at sea with a bid of up to 3 giga-watts. This is the second time in six months that the President of the Republic is hosted by Jacques Hardeley, Director STX general who said he wanted to diversify into naval vessels and offshore. To learn more about renewable energy from the sea, STX, DCNS ... http://energiesdelamer.blogspot.com.
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Sources: Point opex360.com;, The Telegram and western France.
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