тупко https://www.facebook.com/EUDelegationUkraine/posts/925403024170993The €70 million pledge, announced at the EU-Ukraine Summit, amounts to some €360 million provided already for the completion of a number of projects, including the New Safe Confinement being built to enclose the existing 'sarcophagus' and reactor 4 destroyed during the 1986 accident. In total, the European Commission has committed more than €600 million so far to Chernobyl projects, including the following:• Industrial projects: €480 million –of which €400 million was channelled through the international funds, and €80 million was implemented directly by the European Commission• Power generation support: some €65 million • Social projects: some €15 million• Research projects: some €100 millionConstruction of the new safe confinement started in 2010 by the French-led NOVARKA consortium and is at an advanced stage of completion. It is expected to be slid over the reactor by mid-2017 with a total cost of some €1.5 billion