Hevel has announced that it has completed the construction of the first stage of the project

RusHydro will implement the project under a MOU for the development of the project of Japan's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and the government of Yakutia

RusHydro will implement the project under a MOU for the development of the project of Japan's New Energy and Industrial Technology Development Organization (NEDO) and the government of Yakutia. Takaoka Toko from Japan will provide the main equipment, while JSC Sakhaenergo, a subsidiary of RusHydro, will operate the complex

Rosatom plans to start the construction of the wind park on the summer of 2018

US$2.6 billion waste-to-energy plants to be developed in Russia

An international consortium has announced its intention to develop a waste-to-energy project involving the construction of five waste-to-energy plants in Russia, four in the Moscow region and one...

Fortum acquires 35 MW of solar power capacity in Russia

Fortum has today signed an agreement to acquire three solar power companies from Hevel Group, Russia's largest integrated solar power company. The transaction is expected to be closed by the end o...

The project has been officially commissioned