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Power sector construction in Russia 2012

Development forecasts for 2012-2014
Power sector construction in Russia 2012 Development forecasts for 2012-2014

February 2012
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The report gives readers the opportunity to familiarise themselves with the current state of the Russian energy market, which has recently been subject to a large-scale reform – in fact the world’s largest energy market reform to date. These reformatory and liberalisation efforts were aimed at the replacement of aged equipment at power plants with new gear and the commissioning of new, high-tech generating capacity in order to meet future demand expected to grow by 50% by 2030. The report provides a wealth of information about the investments planned in the coming years, including thermal, hydro, and nuclear power projects. It also sheds some light on how generating companies, contractors, engineering firms, building materials producers and power generation equipment manufacturers could benefit from the up-and-coming surge in power sector investment.

Key report topics:

Did you know... 
“Today about 60% of all generating assets are currently controlled by the government.”
“The Federal Grid Company plans to invest more than $30bn in the modernization of its infrastructure during the period 2010-2014.”
“A strong trend on the market is that more and more private enterprises with high demands for energy are considering the construction of their own power plants.”
“Since 1991 transmission losses in the power grid have increased by 50%.”
“Russia's GDP is one of the most energy hungry in the world.”
  • general overview of the energy market in Russia
  • main players on the Russian electric power market and their investments
  • capacity condition of the Russian market
  • investments in conventional energy
  • investments in hydro power
  • investments in nuclear energy
  • expected increase and decrease of capacity in Russia
  • investments in electrical networks
  • sources of financing of energy investments
  • barriers to energy investments
  • profiles of key investors on the energy market
  • profiles of key contractors on the energy market.

Find out:

  • What is the size (MW) and value (RUB bn) of the planned energy investments in Russia, in total and by individual segments (thermal power, nuclear, hydroelectricity etc.)?
  • What will be the cost of energy investments in Russia in the upcoming years?
  • What per cent of planned investments are likely to be completed?
  • What fuel will be used in the new power units in Russia?
  • Which regions will have the highest dynamic in terms of energy investment?
  • What key legal changes creating a framework for energy investments have been introduced in recent months?

Report's strengths: 

  • profiles of major investors on the energy market
  • highly detailed analysis of planned projects of the top market investors
  • profiles of the largest contractors and their most recently completed projects
  • forecasts for the value of energy investments in the coming years
  • analysis of the individual factors impacting market forecasts 
  • SWOT analysis for the energy investment market in Russia
  • analysis of investments expected in thermal/hydro/nuclear plants.

In what business situation will this report be most useful?

  • when breaking into a power segment of the construction market
  • when effecting a merger or acquisition on the power or construction market
  • when developing corporate strategy
  • when analysing investment opportunities on the power sector construction market in Russia
  • when monitoring planned projects in the power sector
  • when making forecasts about the demand for power construction services
  • when making in-house analyses for the management or shareholders.

Who should read this report?

  • producers of power equipment
  • largest contractors
  • producers of energy – largest power groups
  • consulting, research and analysis firms
  • government institutions, embassies, universities and research institutes
  • chambers of commerce, trade and industry organisations
  • financial institutions (banks, brokerage houses, investment funds).

Companies mentioned in this report:

E.ON, Eni, Enel, RWE, Fortum, Tatenergo, RAO Eastern Energy Systems, SUEK, IES Holding, EuroSibEnergo, Inter RAO, Rosenergoatom, RusHydro, Gazprom Energoholding, Heikamp, Hewitech, Technopromexport, E4 Group, Quartz Group, Energostroyinvest-Holding, Energoproject, EuroSibEnergo Engineering, Engineering Center UES, EMAlliance, Intertechelectro-New Generation, Piter Bell, PSM, Tetra Elektrik, Leningrad Metal Works, Urals Turbine Plant, Kaluga Turbine Plant, Nevsky Plant, Saturn – Gas Turbines, Tyazhmash, The Taganrog Boiler-Making Works Krasny Kotelshchik, ZiO Podolsk, Energomash, OMZ. 

Extract from this report

  • Russia’s power generation infrastructure is in need of comprehensive modernization.
  • According to the Ministry of Energy, the energy consumption of the country’s GDP is two and a half times that of the world average, and up to three and a half times higher that of developed countries.
  • The average age of the equipment used in Russia’s power plants is 32 years. The average wear and tear level of power sector infrastructure is currently around 65%.

Market commentary by expert

In spite of ramped up investment in the last few years, Russia’s power sector infrastructure continues to be largely dilapidated and in need of both modernization and expansion. Thus, more than $25bn annually needs to be invested in the sector.  Failing  this, it may prove impossible to satisfy future demand for electricity, which is predicted to increase by nearly 30% by 2020 and by more than 50% over the next two decades.

Robert Obetkon, Construction sector Analyst

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  1. Methodology p. 9

  2. Executive summary p. 13

  3. Power sector overview p. 23

    • Introduction p. 23
    • Key raw materials used in the power sector in Russia p. 27
    • The condition of generation capacity in Russia p. 29
    • Types of business activity on the power market p. 30
    • Legal system regulating the power market p. 30
    • Russian power sector reform 2001-2008 p. 34
    • Russia’s Power Sector Modernisation Programme p. 37
    • Key trends in the power sector in Russia p. 43
    • Costs and financing p. 47
    • Barriers and challenges p. 53
    • Investments in power networks p. 56

  4. Conventional power projects p. 59

    • Planned shutdowns of outdated power units p. 59
    • Planned projects p. 60

  5. Nuclear power projects p. 67

    • Planned shutdowns of outdated power units p. 67
    • Planned projects p. 68

  6. Hydropower projects p. 73

    • Planned shutdowns of outdated power units p. 73
    • Planned projects p. 73

  7. Renewable power projects p. 79

  8. Profiles of the major investors on the power market p. 85

    • Gazprom Energoholding p. 86
    • RusHydro p. 94
    • Rosenergoatom p. 95
    • Inter RAO p. 97
    • EuroSibEnergo (En+ Group, Basic Element Holding) p. 100
    • IES Holding p. 102
    • Enel OGK-5 p. 104
    • E.ON p. 105
    • SUEK p. 107
    • RAO Eastern Energy Systems p. 108
    • Generation Company (Tatenergo) p. 109
    • Fortum p. 109

  9. Profiles of the major contractors on the power market p. 111

    • E4 Group p. 111
    • EMAlliance p. 112
    • Technopromexport p. 113
    • Quartz Group p. 114
    • Intertechelectro-New Generation p. 115
    • Engineering Center UES p. 117
    • EuroSibEnergo Engineering p. 118
    • Energoproject p. 119
    • Energostroyinvest-Holding p. 120

  10. List of graphs p. 121

  11. List of tables p. 123

  12. About PMR p. 125

  13. Contact PMR p. 126

List of graphs

  1. Average age of power generating assets in Russia (years since commissioning), 2011      14
  2. Top market players in Russia, by installed power capacity (GW), 2011      16
  3. Territorial generating companies’ installed capacity in Russia (MW), 2011      24
  4. Territorial generating companies’ installed heat capacity in Russia (Gcal/h), 2011      24
  5. Production of electricity in Russia by source of energy (%), 2008      27
  6. Structure of installed generating capacity in Russia (%), 2011      27
  7. Average age of power generating assets in Russia (years since commissioning), 2011      29
  8. Demand for electricity in Russia (kWh), 2008-2030      37
  9. Demand for generation capacity in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      38
  10. Capacity to be put into operation according to capacity delivery agreements in Russia (MW), 2010-2017      40
  11. Structure of electricity production in Russia (%), 2011      44
  12. Overall cost of investment in power plants in Russia ($/kWe), 2010      47
  13. Levelised costs of electricity in Russia, at 5% discount rate, 2011      48
  14. Levelised costs of electricity in Russia, at 10% discount rate, 2011      48
  15. Mechanism for attracting investment for small-scale hydropower projects in Russia, 2012      52
  16. Gazprom Energoholding’s plants in Russia, including plants under construction, 2011      62
  17. Renewable energy potential in Russia, including hydropower, 2010      80
  18. Top market players in Russia, by installed power capacity (GW), 2011      85
  19. Capacity of Russian power generating companies (GW), 2011      86
  20. Gazprom Energoholding’s power generating assets in Russia, 2011      87
  21. Capacity of largest power generating groups in Europe (GW), 2011      88
  22. Mosenergo generation performance in Russia, by electric power (kWh bn) and thermal energy (Gcal m), 2008-2011      89
  23. TGC-1 generation performance in Russia, by electric power (kWh bn) and thermal energy (Gcal m), 2008-2011      92
  24. WGC-2 generation performance in Russia, by electric power (kWh bn) and thermal energy (Gcal m), 2008-2011      93
  25. WGC-6 generation performance in Russia, by electric power (kWh bn) and thermal energy (Gcal m), 2008-2011      93
  26. Nuclear power plants operated by Rosenergoatom, 2011      95
  27. Rosenergoatom investment programme in Russia (RUB bn), 2010-2014      96
  28. WGC-3 thermal power plants in Russia, 2012      99
  29. EuroSibEnergo power sector assets in Russia, 2012      101
  30. IES Holding power sector assets in Russia, 2012      102
  31. Enel OGK-5 power generating assets in Russia, 2012      104
  32. E.ON power generating assets in Russia, 2012      106

List of tables

  1. Proposed commissioning of thermal power plants in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      19
  2. Proposed commissioning of nuclear power generating capacity in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      19
  3. Proposed commissioning of hydro- and pumped-storage power plants in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      20
  4. Planned commissioning of renewable energy projects in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      21
  5. Nuclear power plants in operation in Russia, 2012      25
  6. Hydropower stations with installed capacity of more than 1,000 MW in Russia, 2012      26
  7. Proposed commissioning of generating capacity in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      39
  8. Capacity balance in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia, 2010-2030      39
  9. Target levels of technical advancement of Russia’s power sector, 2010-2030      47
  10. Three-step process of obtaining project finance for power projects in Russia, 2012      50
  11. Electrical grid facilities commissioning by the FSK-EES (Federal Grid Company), 2010-2014      56
  12. Planned dismantling of capacity at thermal power plants in Russia (million kW), 2010-2030      59
  13. Proposed commissioning of thermal power plants in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      60
  14. Proposed thermal power capacity upgrade and construction projects in Russia, 2012-2020      63-65
  15. Planned shutdowns of outdated nuclear power units in Russia, 2017-2030      68
  16. Proposed commissioning of nuclear power generating capacity in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      69
  17. Proposed nuclear power projects in Russia, 2012-2020      70-71
  18. Proposed commissioning of hydro- and pumped-storage power plants in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      74
  19. Proposed hydropower projects in Russia, 2012-2020      76-78
  20. Ongoing wind power projects in Russia, 2012      81
  21. Proposed commissioning of renewable energy projects in the area of centralised energy supply in Russia (million kW), 2011-2030      82
  22. Proposed development of renewable energy projects in Russia, 2011-2030      83
  23. IES Holding investment programme, 2011-2017      103
Power sector construction in Russia 2012
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