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Soviet plan for synthetic fuels drawn from coal
The Soviet Union announced a synthetic fuels strategy to convert coal to oil, testing in small pilot plants while private US programs face subsidy cuts. Brezhnev disclosed the plan at the 1981 85 five year plan congress, aiming to ease oil dependency with Kansk Achinsk lignite in Siberia and pilot capacity at Novomoskovsk by 1983.
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Theodore Shabad
New York Times
New York
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Persian Gulf
Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Moscow
Kansk-Achinsk
Siberia
Brezhnev
State Planning Committee
Academy of Sciences
State Com
Mittee For Science and Technology
Ministry of the Coal Industry
Izvestia
A.A. Krichko
Institute of Mineral Fuels
Belkovskaya
Novomoskovsk
Krichko