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With 38 GW installed electricity generation capacity, RusHydro is one of Russia’s largest power generating companies.
Including the Sayano-Shushenskaya HPP, the largest in Russia, the Company has over 60 renewable energy source (RES) facilities: 9 power stations in the Volga-Kama Cascade with a total installed capacity of more than 10,273 MW, the Zeiskaya HPP (1,330 MW) – the first large-scale hydro-power plant in the Russian Far East, the Bureiskaya HPP (2,010 MW), the Novosibirsk HPP (475 MW) and tens of HPPs in the North Caucasus.
The Company’s assets also feature geothermal power plants in Kamchatka and the highly maneuverable Zagorskaya Pumped Storage Hydropower Plant (PSPP) in the Moscow Region.
SUEK is one of the world’s largest integrated energy companies, the leading coal, heat and electricity producer and one of the largest railcar and port operators in Russia. Our competitive strengths include: vertically-integrated business model with large, high-quality coal deposits, cost-efficient mining and modern quality-assured washing plants, highly efficient power generating units, own logistics and distribution network; wide variety of coals with less than average content of Sulphur and Nitrogen; favourable geographic locations and presence in all key markets.
With its scope of operations spanning across more than 50 countries, Rosatom is a global technology leader and the #1 company in the world’s nuclear power industry. An industry pioneer, Rosatom traditionally occupies top positions in the international nuclear market, including construction of nuclear power plants, uranium mining and enrichment, fabrication and supply of nuclear fuel. With unique competencies accumulated over the 75 years of its existence, the company today is capturing markets of promising new and innovative products. Hydrogen energy, energy storage, nuclear medicine, wind energy, composite materials, logistics, environmental solutions—a total of over a hundred new business areas determine Rosatom’s current position on a par with the leading tech giants.
Electricity from rainwater? Why not!
Scientists from the National University of Singapore are working on a new method of generating electricity from rainwater. Their study has been published in the
From laser to battery: fast-tracking new lithium-sulfur batteries
A team of researchers from Hong Kong has developed an innovative laser printing technology that accelerates the production of lithium-sulfur batteries. The new technology makes
Spain expresses openness to retain its NPPs
Spain might reconsider the shutdown of its nuclear power plants (NPPs) over the next decade. This was reported by Bloomberg, citing an interview with Spain’s