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Dzerzhinsk
Location: Nizhny Novgorod
Operator: TGK-06 (JSC Territorial Generation Company No 6)
Configuration: 3 X 50 MW, 1 X 110 MW, 1 X 135 MW CHP, 195-MW, 1+1 CCGT CHP
Operation: 1961-2006
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ, TMZ, Siemens
Quick facts: In Jun 1956, construction got underway on the first set at Dzerzhinskaya. This went online on 13 Oct 1961 with twin boilers and
a single 65-MW T/G. The first stage was completed by 1966 (1 X 50-MW and 1
X 60-MW). In 1968, the Ministry of Power Engineering
was directed to expand the plant and from 1970-1979, peaking,
power, and hot water boilers were completed along with 50- and 110-MW
steam sets. More boilers were added thereafter along with a 135-MW steam
set in 1984. In the early 1990s, several of the old units were rebuilt or
reconstructed. Finally, in 1993-94 Siemens was retained to build a 195-MW,
1+1 gas-fired CCGT block. This project lapsed until 2004 when it was
renewed and the new equipment was completed in 2005/06 along with a new
gas supply pipeline. On 1 Oct 2007, Dzerzhinskaya TETS ended its existence
as an independent legal entity and was subsumed in TGK-6.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 29 Dec 2006 |
Iriklinsk
Location: Orenburg
Operator: OGK-1
Configuration: 8 X 300 MW
Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil
Operation: 1970-1979
Boiler supplier: Podoloski
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
EPC: Teploenergoproekt Institute
Quick facts: This is one of the largest power stations in the Southern Urals. It is linked at 500kV to Magnitogorsk Substation and to Zhitikara in Kazakhstan as well as to the local 220kV and 110kV grids. Development began in 1959 with the first ministerial approvals, construction started in Mar 1963, and the first unit went commercial on 7 Nov 1970. On 1 Oct 2006, Iriklinskaya TPP became part of OGK-1. The plant is on Iriklinskoe Reservoir of the Ural River.
Photograph courtesy of OGK-1
Posted 29 Dec 2011 |
Izhevsk-1
Location: Udmurt Republic
Operator: TGK-05 (JSC Territorial Generation Company No 5)
Configuration: 78 MW CHP
Operation: 1941-??
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Photograph by Vladimir Ivanov and courtesy of IDGC
Posted 3 Dec 2011 |
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Kamyshin
Location: Volgograd
Operator: OAO LUKOIL-Volgogradenergo
Configuration: 2 X 11 MW, 2 X 25 MW CHP
Operation: 1988-1991
Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: TMZ
Quick facts: In Sep 2011, the Kamyshin plant celebrated its 55th anniversary. The plant was originally built to support operations at one of Europes largest cotton mills and was later taken into the regional power company organization. Thermal capacity is 678 Gcal/hr.
Photograph courtesy of OAO LUKOIL-Volgogradenergo
Posted 25 Nov 2011 |
Karmanovo
Location: Bashkortostan Republic
Operator: Bashkirenergo
Configuration: 8 X 300 MW
Operation: 1968-1973
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: Podoloski
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: This plant accounts for about 40% of the installed cpacuity in Bashkortostan.
Photograph courtesy of Bashkirenergo
Posted 10 Sep 2006 |
Kuznetsk-3
Location: Penza
Operator: TGK-06 (JSC Territorial Generation Company No 6)
Configuration: 1 X 4 MW CHP
Operation: 1933
Fuel: natural gas
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: Kuznetsk TETs-3 went online on 30 Sep 1933. It is mostly a
district heating plant and supplies about half the apartment blocks and
industrial sites in Kuznetsk. In 1992, the power station was completely
converted to natural gas firing.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 29 Dec 2006 |
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Nizhny Novgorod im Vintera
Location: Nizhny Novgorod
Operator: Nizhny Novgorod Generation Co
Configuration: 144 MW CHP
Operation: 1925-??
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: In 1933 this plant reached 204 MW installed, at which time it
was the largest peat-fired power station in the world.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 10 Sep 2006 |
Novo-Gorkovskaya
Location: Nizhny Novgorod
Operator: Nizhny Novgorod Generation Co
Configuration: 3 X 25 MW, 1 X 16 MW, 1 X 60 MW, 1 X 50 MW, 1 X 160 MW CHP
Operation: 1956-1985
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: Converted from coal-firing to natural gas in the early 1960s.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 10 Sep 2006 |
Penza-1
Location: Penza
Operator: TGK-06 (JSC Territorial Generation Company No 6)
Configuration: 385 MW CHP
Operation: 1944
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ, TMZ
Quick facts: In 1937, the decision was made to build a 50-MW CHP at Penza.
Despite logistical complexities caused by wartime conditions, the first
block went online on 7 Apr 1943. The plant now has six operational
turbines and 8 boilers supplying about 90% of the city’s district heating
load.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 29 Dec 2006 |
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Penza-2
Location: Penza
Operator: Penza Heating Co
Configuration: 16 MW CHP
Operation: 1972
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: LMZ, TMZ
Quick facts: The Penza-2 CHP plant was under construction from Jun 1952
until Sep 1957.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 29 Dec 2006 |
Perm SDPP
Location: Perm
Operator: OGK-1
Configuration: 3 X 800 MW
Operation: 1986-1990
Fuel: natural gas
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: Construction was approved in 1973 and began in 1976. Over 20
design organizations and research institutes participated and original plant
capacity was 4,800 MW with coal-fired units. An 850-MW CCGT block is now
planned in place of the original Unit-4 with a 410-MW coal-fired unit to
be added as Unit-5.
Photograph courtesy of Permskaya GRES
Posted 17 Apr 2004 |
Sormovskaya
Location: Nizhny Novgorod
Operator: Nizhny Novgorod Generation Co
Configuration: 2 X 60 MW, 2 X 110 MW CHP
Operation: 1975-??
Fuel: natural gas, oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: ??
Quick facts: A new gas delivery system is being developed that will
eliminate the use of oil for fuel.
Photograph courtesy of TGK-6
Posted 10 Sep 2006 |
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Volga HPP-2
Location: Volgograd
Operator: OAO LUKOIL-Volgogradenergo
Configuration: 1 X 80 MW, 1 X 135 MW CHP
Operation: 1988-1991
Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil
Boiler supplier: Belgorod
T/G supplier: LMZ, Electrosila
Quick facts: Unit-1 commissioned on 22 Jun 1988. The stack is 300m tall. Heating capacity is 1,095 Gcal/hr.
Photograph courtesy of OAO LUKOIL-Volgogradenergo
Posted 25 Nov 2011 |
Volgograd TETS-3
Location: Volgograd
Operator: JSC Nikochem-Kaustilk
Configuration: 2 X 135 MW, 1 X 100 MW CHP
Operation: 1977-1981
Fuel: natural gas, fuel oil
Boiler supplier: ??
T/G supplier: TMZ
Quick facts: On 1 Jan 2003, this captive power plant in in Krasnoarmeyskiy rayon was taken over by a JV of JSC Volgogradenergo, JSC Kaustik and JSC Plastkard.
In Sep 2007, full operating resposibility was given to Kaustik.
Photograph by Avellife (Panoramio)
Posted 27 Nov 2011 |
Yayvinskaya
Location: Perm
Operator: E.ON Russia
Configuration: 4 X 150 MW CHP
Operation: 1963
Fuel: natural gas, coal
Boiler supplier: Taganrog
T/G supplier: Kharkov
Quick facts: A 400-MW CCGT plant came online in 2011 at this site.
Photograph courtesy of WGC-4
Posted 17 Sep 2006 |
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