En+ invested 126.1 billion rubles in 2023 in the development of hydro and thermal energy, environmental projects and digitalization of infrastructure. Find out ... ... largest electricity producer with assets such as the Bratsk and Krasnoyarsk hydroelectric power plants is modernizing Russia's energy sector, reducing its carbon footprint and... ... Investments are focused on reducing emissions and enhancing the energy efficiency of thermal stations. Transition to clean fuels: Projects aimed at switching to natural gas and...

... decline in exports to Europe due to sanctions. On the other hand, global prices for thermal coal remain relatively low compared to last year, impacting the revenues of... ... Development of Renewable Energy (ARVE), over the past year, Russian solar and wind power plants have managed to prevent around 8 million tons of CO 2 emissions into the... ... a few percent in Russia), it is rapidly growing. In 2025, new wind farms and solar stations have been commissioned, especially in southern regions and the Far East, along...

... than the previous year. The main reason for the decline is a low-water year, which significantly reduced hydropower generation. Hydropower: ~98 billion kWh (−12% compared to the first half of 2024). Thermal Power: ~394 billion kWh (+0.5%). Nuclear Power: ~104 billion kWh (−0.3%). As a result, the share of thermal and nuclear energy in the generation structure has increased, while the contribution of hydropower stations has decreased due to natural factors. Another significant event for the sector was the change in electricity tariffs. As of July 1, 2025, a planned annual price indexation for consumers and businesses was conducted: electricity tariffs (as well ...

... total electricity production for six months amounted to approximately 600 billion kWh, which is 1.9% less than the previous year. The primary contributor to the decline has been hydropower generation due to a low-water year: generation at hydroelectric power stations fell by almost 12%, to 98 billion kWh. This decline has been partially offset by thermal power plants (TPP), which increased production by 0.5% (to 394 billion kWh). Nuclear power plants (NPP) produced about 104 billion kWh from January to June, which almost corresponds to last year’s level (-0.3%). Thus, the structure of generation ...

... (Grade AI-95 exceeded 75,000 rubles/ton), putting additional pressure on independent gas stations and consumers. Causes include a combination of seasonal factors—high summer... ... Energy Development Association (REDA), over the past year, domestic solar and wind power plants have prevented about 8 million tons of CO 2 emissions. Although the share... ... generation. Hydropower Plants: ~98 billion kWh (−12% compared to the first half of 2024). Thermal Power Plants: ~394 billion kWh (+0.5%). Nuclear Power Plants: ~104 billion kWh...