... to last year – this helped partially offset the demand surge and avoid serious disruptions in energy supply. In the U.S., rapid development of RES is noticeably transforming the generation structure. As of mid-2025, the share of production based on wind and solar has reached around 24%, surpassing coal-fired generation and closely approaching nuclear energy (each of these conventional categories now contributes less than 20% of production). Combined with hydropower and other sources, more than 30% ...

... compared to last year—this helped partially compensate for the demand surge and avoid significant energy supply disruptions. In the U.S., rapid development of RES is significantly changing the structure of generation. As of mid-2025, the share of wind and solar generation has reached around 24%, surpassing the contribution from coal-fired power plants and nearing the level of nuclear generation (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% to overall production). Together ...

... Power Plants: The company directs funds towards updating equipment and improving the efficiency of existing hydroelectric stations, which enhances their productivity and extends their lifespan. Development of Renewable Energy Sources (RES): Solar and Wind Power Plants: RusHydro is investing in projects for the construction of solar and wind power plants, expanding its RES portfolio and supporting global trends towards a shift to clean energy. Geothermal Stations: The company is developing geothermal ...

... increased hydropower generation compared to last year—this helped partially offset the surge in demand and avoid severe disruptions. In the U.S., the rapid development of RES is significantly changing the generation structure. As of mid-2025, the share of wind and solar generation has reached around 24%, surpassing that of coal and closely approaching that of nuclear power plants (each of these traditional categories now contributes less than 20% of generation). Together with hydro and other sources, over ...

... compared to the previous year – this helped partially compensate for the surge in demand and avoid major disruptions. In the U.S., the rapid development of RES is already changing the electricity generation structure. As of March 2025, the share of wind and solar energy in U.S. electricity production reached nearly 24%, surpassing contributions from coal and nuclear power plants (each of which provided less than 20%). Combined, all renewable sources (including hydro, biomass, etc.) accounted for ...