List of power stations in Russia

The following page lists the power stations in Russia.

Renewable

Geothermal

Station	Capacity (MWe)	Capacity (MWt)	Location	Status
Mutnovskaya Power Station[1]	50			Operational
Verhne-Mutnovskaya Power Station[1]	12			Operational
Pauzhetskaya Power Station[1]	14.5			Operational
Mendeleevskaya Power Station[1]	3.6	20		Operational
Okeanskaya Power Station[1]	3.6			Operational

Hydroelectric

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Status	Remarks
Aushiger			63.5	Operational
Boris Gleb			56	Operational
Baksan	Baksan	43°39′18.39″N 43°23′48.87″E	27	Rebuilding
Belomorskaya			27	Operational
Belorechenskaya			48	Operational
Boguchany	Kodinsk	58°41′40″N 99°08′56″E	2,997	Operational
Bratsk[2]	Bratsk	56°17′10″N 101°47′10″E	4,500	Operational
Bureya Dam	Talakan	50°16′07″N 130°18′54″E	2,010	Operational
Cheboksary	Novocheboksarsk	56°08′17″N 47°27′56″E	1,370	Oper. at low head
Chirkey[3]	Dubki	42°58′37.92″N 46°52′14.88″E	1000	Operational
Chiryurt-1			72	Operational
Egorlyk			30	Operational
Egorlyk-2			14.2	Operational
Ezminskaya			45	Operational
Gelbakh			44	Operational
Gergebil			17.8	Operational
Gizeldon	Koban	42°54′09″N 44°27′36.36″E	22.9	Operational
Gunib			15	Operational
Hevoskoski			47	Operational
Iova		66°40′09″N 31°23′22″E	96	Operational
Irganajskaya[3]	Gimry	42°44′42.72″N 46°49′53.76″E	400	Operational
Iriklinskaya			30	Operational
Irkutsk[2]	Irkutsk	52°14′12″N 104°19′18″E	662.4	Operational
Ivankovo	Dubna	56°44′11″N 37°07′16.38″E	30	Operational
Kashkhatau			65.1	Operational
Kaitakoski			11.2	Operational
Kama	Perm	58°06′56″N 56°19′50″E	522	Operational
Khjazhegubskaya[3]			160	Operational
Kolyma[3]	Sinegorye	62°03′30″N 150°25′00″E	900	Operational
Kondopoga	Kondopoga		25.6	Operational
Krasnopolyanskaya			28.9	Operational
Krasnoyarsk	Divnogorsk	55°56′05″N 92°17′40″E	6,000	Operational
Krivoporozhskaya[3]			180	Operational
Kuban-1			37	Operational
Kuban-2	Udarnyy	44.3450898°N 42.4999237°E / 44.3450898; 42.4999237 (Kuban-2 Hydroelectric Station)	184	Operational
Kuban-3			87	Operational
Kuban-4			78	Operational
Kuma			80	Operational
Kureyka[4]			600	Operational
Lesogorsk	Lesogorsky	61°03′30.6″N 28°52′24.24″E	118	Operational
Lower Svir[3]	Svirstroy	60.8069204°N 33.7021065°E / 60.8069204; 33.7021065 (Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station)	99	Operational
Lower Teriberka[3]			26.5	Operational
Lower Tuloma[3]			57.2	Operational
Maina[3]	Golubaya	52.9703271°N 91.4957714°E / 52.9703271; 91.4957714 (Maina Hydroelectric Station)	321	Operational
Mamakan[3]	Bodaybo		100.2	Operational
Matkozhnenskaya			63	Operational
Miatly[3]			220	Operational
Narva[3]	Ivangorod	59°22′04″N 28°12′40″E	125.1	Operational
Nizhnekamsk[5]	Naberezhnye Chelny	55°41′59″N 52°16′43″E	1,205	Oper. at low head
Nizhny Novgorod	Gorodets	56.6728294°N 43.3987427°E / 56.6728294; 43.3987427 (Nizhny Novgorod Hydroelectric Station)	520	Operational
Novosibirsk[3]	Novosibirsk	54°51′01.08″N 82°59′11.4″E	460	Operational
Niva-1[3]			26	Operational
Niva-2[3]			60	Operational
Niva-3[3]			155.5	Operational
Onda			80	Operational
Jäniskoski			30.5	Operational
Palakorgskaya			30	Operational
Palyeozerskaya			25	Operational
Pavlovka	Pavlovka	55.4178103°N 56.5335846°E / 55.4178103; 56.5335846 (Pavlovskaya Hydroelectric Station)	201.6	Operational
Poduzhemskaya			48	Operational
Putkinskaya			84	Operational
Rajakoski			43.2	Operational
Rybinsk	Rybinsk	58°06′00″N 38°42′35″E	356.4	Operational
Saratov	Balakovo	52°03′11″N 47°45′18″E	1,391	Operational	two turbines not available
Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam	Sayanogorsk	52°49′31″N 91°22′15″E	6,400	Oper. 4 turbines
Sengilevskaya			15	Operational
Serebryanskaya-1[3]			204.9	Operational
Serebryanskaya-2[3]			150	Operational
Sheksna			84	Operational
Shirokovskaya			28	Operational
Svetogorsk	Svetogorsk	61°06′15.84″N 28°50′21.84″E	122	Operational
Svistukhinskaya			11.8	Operational
Tolmacheva-2			24.8	Operational
Tolmacheva-3			18.4	Operational
Tsimlyansk	Volgodonsk	47.6078991°N 42.1088791°E / 47.6078991; 42.1088791 (Tsimlyansk Hydroelectric Station)	211.5	Operational
Uglich	Uglich	57.5273452°N 38.2983398°E / 57.5273452; 38.2983398 (Uglich Hydroelectric Station)	120	Operational
Upper Svir[3]	Podporozhye	60°55.3′N 34°11.55′E	160	Operational
Upper Teriberka[3]			130	Operational
Upper Tuloma[3]	Verkhetulomskiy	68°36′24″N 31°44′52″E	268	Operational
Ust-Ilimsk[2]	Ust-Ilimsk	57°58′06″N 102°41′45″E	3,840	Operational
Ust-Khantaika[3]			441	Operational
Ust-Srednekan[3]	Ust-Srednekan	62°25′04″N 152°09′09″E	570	Under construction
Viluy[3]			648	Operational
Viluy-III[3]			270	Operational	one turbine not working
Volga	Volgograd	48°49′34″N 44°40′19″E	2,650	Operational	Terminal of HVDC Volgograd-Donbass on dam
Volkhov	Volkhov	56.7905376°N 54.0915298°E / 56.7905376; 54.0915298 (Volkhov hydroelectric plant)	86	Operational
Votkinsk	Chaykovsky	56°47′12.63″N 54°04′44.01″E	1,020	Operational
Vygostrovskaya			40	Operational
Yumaguzinskaya			45	Operational
Yushozerskaya			18	Operational
Zaramag-head			15	Operational
Zelenchuk[4]	Kumysh	43.8983562°N 41.8825436°E / 43.8983562; 41.8825436 (Zelenchuk Hydroelectric Station)	160	Operational	two turbines not available
Zeya[3]	Zeya	53.7698192°N 127.3057938°E / 53.7698192; 127.3057938 (Zeya Hydroelectric Station)	1,330	Operational
Zhiguli	Zhigulyovsk	53°26′42″N 49°29′24″E	2,404	Operational

Pumped-storage hydroelectric

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity gen/pump (MW)	Status
Kuban Pumped Storage Station			15.9/19.2	Operational
Moscow Canal Scheme		56°43′N 37°08′E	31.1/101.0	Operational
Zagorsk-1 Pumped Storage Station[6]	Bogorodskoye	56°28′55″N 38°11′28″E	1200/1320	Operational
Zagorsk-2 Pumped Storage Station U/C[7]		56°28′25″N 38°11′08″E	840	Construction

Solar photovoltaic

The following is a list of photovoltaic power stations in Russia:^[a]

Station	Location	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Status
Orsk Power Station	Svetlinsky, Orenburg		30	Operational
Novosergievka Power Station	Novosergievka, Orenburg district		45	Operational
Sorochinsk Power Station	Sorochinsk		60	Operational
Zavodskaya[9][10]	Astrakhan	46.3847999°N 48.3323145°E / 46.3847999; 48.3323145	15	Operational (2022)
Promstroymaterialy[9][11]	Astrakhan	46.345904°N 48.399623°E / 46.345904; 48.399623	15	Operational (2022)
Samara PPS [ru][9][12]	Samara	53.207897°N 50.20752°E / 53.207897; 50.20752	75	Operational (2022)
Mikhaylovskaya[9][13]	Astrakhan Oblast	46.697768°N 47.833263°E / 46.697768; 47.833263	15	Operational (2017)
Elista severnaya (Elista North)[9][13]	Astrakhan Oblast	46.697768°N 47.833263°E / 46.697768; 47.833263	15	Operational (2017)
Kosh-Agachsky Solar Power Plant	Republic of Altai		5	2014
Kosh-agach 2	Republic of Altai		5	2015
Ust'-Kansk	Republic of Altai		5	2016
Maiminskaya	Republic of Altai		25	2017-2019
Onhudeyskaya	Republic of Altai		5	2017
Ининская СЭС	Republic of Altai		25	2019
Ust-Kosinskaya	Republic of Altai		40	2019
Chemalskaya	Republic of Altai		10	2020
Niva	Astrakhan Oblast		15	2017
Phuntovskaya	Astrakhan Oblast		60	2019
Akhtubinskaya	Astrakhan Oblast		60	2019
Limanskaya	Astrakhan Oblast		30	2019
Buribayevskaya	Bashkortostan		20	2015-2016
Isyangulovskaya	Bashkortostan		9	2017
Burzyanskaya СЭС	Bashkortostan		10	2020
Bichurskaya	Buryatia		10	2017
Khorinskaya СЭС	Buryatia		15	2019
Perevoletskaya СЭС	Orenburg Oblast		5	2015
Sol-iletskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2017
Chkalovskaya	Orenburg Oblast		30	2019
Grigorievskaya СЭС	Orenburg Oblast		10	2019
Yelshanskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2019
Dombarovskaya	Orenburg Oblast		25	2019
Maloderbentovskaya	Kalmykia		15	2019
Yashulskaya	Kalmykia		33,5	2019
Pugachevskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2017
Orlov-gayskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2017-2018
Novouznenskaya	Saratov oblast		15	2018
Adygeyskaya	Republic of Adygea		4	2020

In addition there are distributed PV systems on rooftops and PV installations in off-grid locations.

Tidal

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity (MW)	Status
Kislaya Guba Tidal Power Station	Kislaya Guba	69°21′55″N 33°04′15″E	1.7	Operational

Wind

Station	Capacity (MW)	Location	Status
Kalmytskaya Wind Farm	1.0	46.247226°N 44.014996°E / 46.247226; 44.014996 (Kalmytskaya Wind Farm)	Oper. partially
Kulikovskaya Wind Farm	5.1	54°56′02″N 20°21′0″E	Operational
Tyupkildy Wind Farm	2.2	54°34′15.08″N 54°14′30.60″E	Operational

Three large wind power stations (25, 19, and 15 GWt^{[clarification needed]}) became available to Russia after it took over the disputed territory of Crimea in May 2014. Built by Ukraine, these stations are not yet shown in the table above.

Non-renewable

Nuclear

Main article: List of commercial nuclear reactors § Russia

See also: Nuclear power in Russia

Name	Location	Coordinates	Type	Capacity (MWe)	Operational	Notes
Obninskaya	Obninsk	55°5′2.45″N 36°34′16.85″E	AM-1	5	1954–2002	World's first nuclear power plant
Sibirskaya	Seversk	56°37′37″N 84°54′19″E	EI-2	100	1958–1990
			ADE-3		1961–1992
			ADE-4		1963–2008
			ADE-5		1965–2008
Beloyarskaya	Zarechny	56°50′28.84″N 61°19′8.75″E	AMB-100	100	1964–1981
		56°50′28.88″N 61°19′13.61″E	AMB-200	200	1967–1989
		56°50′29.68″N 61°19′22.81″E	BN-600	560	1980–
			BN-800	789	under construction
Novovoronezh	Novovoronezh	51°16′9.77″N 39°11′49.77″E	VVER	210	1964–1984
		51°16′15.18″N 39°11′53.09″E	VVER	365	1969–1990
		51°16′27.89″N 39°12′3.29″E	VVER	417	1971–
		51°16′31.56″N 39°12′3.06″E	VVER	417	1972–
		51°16′54.85″N 39°12′36.89″E	VVER	1000	1980–
Leningradskaya	Sosnovy Bor	59°51′7.14″N 29°2′53.35″E	RBMK	1000	1973–2018
		59°51′11.14″N 29°2′57.83″E	RBMK	1000	1975–2020
		59°50′20.24″N 29°2′2.83″E	RBMK	1000	1979–
		59°50′26.59″N 29°2′29.35″E	RBMK	1000	1981–
Kolskaya	Polyarnye Zori	67°27′56″N 32°28′44″E	VVER	440	1973–
			VVER	440	1974–
			VVER	440	1981–
			VVER	440	1984–
Bilibibskaya	Bilibino	68°03′02″N 166°32′22″E	EGP-6	12	1974–2019	combined heat and power production
			EGP-6	12	1975–
			EGP-6	12	1976–
			EGP-6	12	1977–
Kurskaya	Kurchatov	51°40′39.02″N 35°36′32.56″E	RBMK	1000	1976–2021
		51°40′35.45″N 35°36′25.96″E	RBMK	1000	1979–2024
		51°40′29.68″N 35°36′15.06″E	RBMK	1000	1983–
		51°40′27.64″N 35°36′11.66″E	RBMK	1000	1985–
Smolenskaya	Desnogorsk	54°10′5.34″N 33°14′22.86″E	RBMK	1000	1982–
		54°10′2.63″N 33°14′20.62″E	RBMK	1000	1985–
		54°9′53.63″N 33°14′13.36″E	RBMK	1000	1990–
Kalininskaya	Udomlya	57°54′11.99″N 35°03′21.52″E	VVER	1000	1984–
		57°54′15.78″N 35°03′26.66″E	VVER	1000	1986–
		57°54′20.31″N 35°03′32.95″E	VVER	1000	2004–
		57°54′24.27″N 35°03′38.38″E	VVER	1000	2011–
Balakovskaya	Balakovo	52°05′32.17″N 47°57′4.1″E	VVER	1000	1985–
		52°05′34.28″N 47°57′11.71″E	VVER	1000	1987–
		52°05′36.3″N 47°57′19.31″E	VVER	1000	1988–
		52°05′38.39″N 47°57′26.9″E	VVER	1000	1993–
Volgodonskaya	Volgodonsk	47°35′5.76″N 42°22′1.85″E	VVER	1000	2001–
		47°36′2.16″N 42°22′22.15″E	VVER	1000	2009–

Thermal

Station	Town	Coordinates	Capacity (MWe)	Fuel	Status	Remarks	Ref
Beryozovskaya GRES	Sharypovo	55°34′46″N 89°04′21″E	2,400	Coal	Operational	370-metre chimney
Kashirskaya GRES	Kashira	54°51′24.5″N 38°15′32.95″E	1,910	Coal, Natural gas	Operational	Chimneys serve as electricity pylons
Kirishskaya GRES-1	Kirishi	59°29′25.7″N 32°3′11″E	2,595	Natural gas	Operational
Konakovskaya GRES	Konakovo	56°44′35″N 36°46′13″E	2,520	Natural gas	Operational
Kostromskaya GRES	Volgorechensk	57°27′34″N 41°10′30″E	3,600	Natural gas	Operational
Kurganskaya TEC	Kurgan	55°24′36″N 65°13′52″E
Naberezhnochelninskaya TEC	Naberezhnye Chelny	55°41′30.84″N 52°28′20.6″E	1,180
Nizhnekamskaya TEC-2	Nizhnekamsk	55°34′39.18″N 51°56′42.89″E
Permskaya GRES	Dobryanka	58°29′53″N 56°20′42″E	3,363	Natural gas	Operational
Reftinskaya GRES	Reftinskiy	57°6′31″N 61°42′27″E	3,800	Coal	Operational
Ryazan Power Station	Novomichurinsk	54°02′03.98″N 39°46′39.17″E	3,130	Natural gas, Coal	Operational		[14]
Ryazanskaya TEC	Ryazan	54°33′48.5″N 39°46′10.49″E
Shaturskaya GRES	Shatura	55°35′00″N 39°33′40″E	1,500	Peat, Coal, Natural gas, Oil	Operational
Stavropolskaya GRES	Solnechnodolsk	45°18′45.01″N 41°30′42.55″E	2,423	Natural gas	Operational
Surgut-1 Power Station	Surgut	61°16′46″N 73°29′20″E	3,268	Natural gas	Operational
Surgut-2 Power Station	Surgut	61°16′46″N 73°30′45″E	5,597.1	Natural gas	Operational
TEC-2 Lipetsk	Lipetsk	52°34′16″N 39°41′36″E
TEC-2 Ulyanovsk	Ulyanovsk	54°20′50.65″N 48°37′14.45″E
TEC-27 Moscow	Moscow	55°54′56.69″N 37°41′19.46″E	1,060	Natural gas	Operational
TEC-2 Tyumen	Tyumen	57°5′19.4″N 65°37′50.3″E	755
TEC-4 Omsk	Omsk	54°5′5.55″N 73°12′47.22″E
TEC-5 Omsk	Omsk	55°0′7.32″N 73°29′20.86″E
TEC Tobolsk	Tobolsk	58°14′44.8″N 68°26′54.38″E	665
Troitskaya GRES	Troitsk	54°2′12.55″N 61°39′5.64″E	1,315	Coal	Operational

See also

• Russia portal
• Energy portal

• Energy policy of Russia
• List of power stations in Europe
• List of largest power stations in the world

Notes

1. Built by Russian company called Hevel (Russian: Хевел).^[8]