List of power stations in Russia explained

The following page lists the power stations in Russia.

Renewable

Geothermal

Station	Capacity (MWe)	Capacity (MWt)		Status
Mutnovskaya Power Station^[1]	50			Operational
	12			Operational
Pauzhetskaya Power Station	14.5			Operational
Mendeleevskaya Power Station	3.6	20		Operational
Okeanskaya Power Station	3.6			Operational

Hydroelectric

Station	Town		Capacity (MW)	Status	Remarks
Aushiger			63.5
Boris Gleb			56
		43.6551°N 43.3969°W	27
			27
			48
			2,997
Bratsk^[2]			4,500
			2,010
			1,370
Chirkey^[3]	Dubki		1000
			72
			30
			14.2
			45
			44
			17.8
	Koban		22.9
			15
			47
Iova			96
			400
			30
			662.4
			30
			65.1
			11.2
			522
			160
			900
			25.6
			28.9
			6,000
			180
			37
	Udarnyy		184
			87
			78
			80
Kureyka^[4]			600
			118
			99
			26.5
			57.2
	Golubaya		321
			100.2
			63
			220
			125.1
Nizhnekamsk^[5]			1,205
			520
			460
			26
			60
			155.5
			80
			30.5
			30
			25
	Pavlovka		201.6
			48
			84
			43.2
			356.4
			1,391		two turbines not available
			6,400
			15
			204.9
			150
			84
			28
			122
			11.8
			24.8
			18.4
			211.5
			120
			160
			130
	Verkhetulomskiy		268
			3,840
			441
		62.4178°N 152.1525°W	570
			648
			270		one turbine not working
			2,650		Terminal of HVDC Volgograd-Donbass on dam
			86
			1,020
			40
			45
			18
			15
	Kumysh		160		two turbines not available
			1,330
			2,404

Pumped-storage hydroelectric

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity gen/pump (MW)	Status
			15.9/19.2	Operational
		56.7167°N 45°W	31.1/101.0	Operational
Zagorsk-1 Pumped Storage Station^[6]	Bogorodskoye		1200/1320	Operational
Zagorsk-2 Pumped Storage Station U/C^[7]			840	Construction

Solar photovoltaic

The following is a list of photovoltaic power stations in Russia:

Station	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Status
Orsk Power Station	Svetlinsky, Orenburg		30	Operational
Novosergievka Power Station	Novosergievka, Orenburg district		45	Operational
Sorochinsk Power Station	Sorochinsk		60	Operational
Zavodskaya^[8] ^[9]		46.3848°N 48.3323°W	15	Operational (2022)
Promstroymaterialy^[10]		46.3459°N 48.3996°W	15	Operational (2022)
^[11]		53.2079°N 50.2075°W	75	Operational (2022)
Mikhaylovskaya^[12]	Astrakhan Oblast	46.6978°N 47.8333°W	15	Operational (2017)
Elista severnaya (Elista North)	Astrakhan Oblast	46.6978°N 47.8333°W	15	Operational (2017)
	Republic of Altai		5	2014
Kosh-agach 2	Republic of Altai		5	2015
Ust'-Kansk	Republic of Altai		5	2016
Maiminskaya	Republic of Altai		25	2017-2019
Onhudeyskaya	Republic of Altai		5	2017
Ининская СЭС	Republic of Altai		25	2019
Ust-Kosinskaya	Republic of Altai		40	2019
Chemalskaya	Republic of Altai		10	2020
Niva			15	2017
Phuntovskaya			60	2019
Akhtubinskaya			60	2019
Limanskaya			30	2019
Buribayevskaya	Bashkortostan		20	2015-2016
Isyangulovskaya	Bashkortostan		9	2017
Burzyanskaya СЭС	Bashkortostan		10	2020
Bichurskaya	Buryatia		10	2017
Khorinskaya СЭС	Buryatia		15	2019
Perevoletskaya СЭС	Orenburg Oblast		5	2015
Sol-iletskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2017
Chkalovskaya	Orenburg Oblast		30	2019
Grigorievskaya СЭС	Orenburg Oblast		10	2019
Yelshanskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2019
Dombarovskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2019
Maloderbentovskaya	Kalmykia		15	2019
Yashulskaya	Kalmykia		33,5	2019
Pugachevskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2017
Orlov-gayskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2017-2018
Novouznenskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2018
Adygeyskaya	Republic of Adygea		4	2020

In addition there are distributed PV systems on rooftops and PV installations in off-grid locations.

Wind

Station	Capacity (MW)		Status
	1.0		Oper. Partially
	5.1		Operational
	2.2		Operational

Three large wind power stations (25, 19, and 15 GWt) became available to Russia after it took over the disputed territory of Crimea in May 2014. Built by Ukraine, these stations are not yet shown in the table above.

Non-renewable

Nuclear

See main article: article.

See also: Nuclear power in Russia.

Name	Location	Coordinates	Type	Capacity (MWe)	Operational	Notes
			AM-1	5	1954–2002	World's first nuclear power plant
Sibirskaya		56°37′37″N 84°54′19″E	EI-2	100	1958–1990
			ADE-3		1961–1992
			ADE-4		1963–2008
			ADE-5		1965–2008
Beloyarskaya			AMB-100	100	1964–1981
			AMB-200	200	1967–1989
			BN-600	560	1980–
			BN-800	789	under construction
Novovoronezh			VVER	210	1964–1984
				365	1969–1990
			VVER	417	1971–
			VVER	417	1972–
			VVER	1000	1980–
Leningradskaya				1000	1973–2018
			RBMK	1000	1975–2020
			RBMK	1000	1979–
			RBMK	1000	1981–
Kolskaya			VVER	440	1973–
			VVER	440	1974–
			VVER	440	1981–
			VVER	440	1984–
Bilibibskaya			EGP-6	12	1974–2019	combined heat and power production
				12	1975–
			EGP-6	12	1976–
			EGP-6	12	1977–
Kurskaya				1000	1976–
			RBMK	1000	1979–
			RBMK	1000	1983–
			RBMK	1000	1985–
Smolenskaya				1000	1982–
			RBMK	1000	1985–
			RBMK	1000	1990–
Kalininskaya				1000	1984–
			VVER	1000	1986–
			VVER	1000	2004–
			VVER	1000	2011-
Balakovskaya				1000	1985–
			VVER	1000	1987–
			VVER	1000	1988–
			VVER	1000	1993–
Volgodonskaya				1000	2001–
			VVER	1000	2009–

Thermal

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity (MWe)	Fuel	Status	Remarks
	Sharypovo		2,400		Operational	370-metre chimney
	Kashira		1,910		Operational	Chimneys serve as electricity pylons
	Kirishi		2,595		Operational
	Konakovo		2,520		Operational
	Volgorechensk		3,600		Operational
	Kurgan
			1,180
	Dobryanka		3,363		Operational
			3,800		Operational
	Novomichurinsk		3,130		Operational
			1,500	Peat, Coal, Natural gas, Oil	Operational
			2,423		Operational
	Surgut		3,268		Operational
	Surgut		5,597.1		Operational
TEC-2 Lipetsk
TEC-2 Ulyanovsk
TEC-27 Moscow			1,060		Operational
TEC-2 Tyumen			755
TEC-4 Omsk
TEC-5 Omsk
TEC Tobolsk			665
Troitskaya GRES			1,315		Operational

See also

• Energy policy of Russia
• List of power stations in Europe
• List of largest power stations in the world

Notes and References

1. http://www.russiaenergy.com/en/Interview/457/povarovkonstantin Russian Energy
2. http://en.irkutskenergo.ru/qa/divisions.html JSC «Irkutskenergo»
3. http://regtime.spb.ru/lenhydroproject/e_about_objectmap.html Lenhydroproject
4. http://www.industcards.com/hydro-russia.htm Hydro-Russia
5. http://www.tatenergo.com/generating.jsp Tatenergo
6. http://engdigest.gazeta.kz/art.asp?aid=102245 Europe’s largest pumped storage station will be in Russia
7. http://en.skmost.ru/objects/gidro/zagorskaya/ Zagorsk Hydroelectric Pumped Storage Power Plant-2
8. Web site: 2019-04-07 . Проекты производственной компании Солар Кремниевые Технологии. Солар Кремниевые технологии . 2022-06-12 . ru-RU.
9. Web site: Заводская солнечная электростанция . 2022-06-12 . solarsystems.msk.ru.
10. Web site: Солнечная электростанция "Промстройматериалы" . 2022-06-12 . solarsystems.msk.ru.
11. Web site: Самарская солнечная электростанция, 1-я очередь . 2022-06-12 . solarsystems.msk.ru.
12. Web site: СЭС Михайловская . 2022-06-12 . energybase.ru . ru-RU.