List of power stations in Russia
Introduction The following page lists the '''power stations in Russia'''.
Renewable === Geothermal === Station  Capacity (MWe)  Capacity (MWt) Location  Status Mutnovskaya Power Station  50        Operational Verhne-Mutnovskaya Power Station  12       Operational Pauzhetskaya Power Station 14.5        Operational Mendeleevskaya Power Station 3.6  20     Operational Okeanskaya Power Station 3.6        Operational=== Hydroelectric === Station  Town  Coordinates  Capacity (MW)  Status  Remarks Aushiger      63.5   Boris Gleb      56   Baksan  Baksan    27   Belomorskaya       27   Belorechenskaya       48   Boguchany  Kodinsk    2,997   Bratsk  Bratsk    4,500    Bureya Dam  Talakan    2,010   Cheboksary  Novocheboksarsk    1,370   Chirkey  Dubki   1000   Chiryurt-1       72    Egorlyk       30   Egorlyk-2       14.2   Ezminskaya       45   Gelbakh      44   Gergebil       17.8   Gizeldon  Koban    22.9  Gunib       15   Hevoskoski       47   Iova    96   Irganajskaya  Gimry    400   Iriklinskaya       30   Irkutsk  Irkutsk    662.4   Ivankovo  Dubna    30   Kashkhatau       65.1    Kaitakoski       11.2    Kama  Perm    522   Khjazhegubskaya       160   Kolyma  Sinegorye    900   Kondopoga  Kondopoga    25.6   Krasnopolyanskaya       28.9   Krasnoyarsk  Divnogorsk    6,000   Krivoporozhskaya       180   Kuban-1       37   Kuban-2  Udarnyy    184   Kuban-3       87   Kuban-4      78   Kuma       80   Kureyka     600   Lesogorsk  Lesogorsky    118   Lower Svir  Svirstroy    99   Lower Teriberka       26.5    Lower Tuloma      57.2   Maina  Golubaya    321    Mamakan  Bodaybo     100.2   Matkozhnenskaya       63   Miatly       220   Narva  Ivangorod    125.1   Nizhnekamsk Naberezhnye Chelny    1,205   Nizhny Novgorod  Gorodets    520   Novosibirsk  Novosibirsk     460   Niva-1       26    Niva-2      60   Niva-3       155.5   Onda       80   Jäniskoski       30.5   Palakorgskaya      30   Palyeozerskaya      25   Pavlovka  Pavlovka    201.6   Poduzhemskaya       48   Putkinskaya       84   Rajakoski       43.2   Rybinsk  Rybinsk    356.4   Saratov  Balakovo    1,391     two turbines not available Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam  Sayanogorsk     6,400   Sengilevskaya       15    Serebryanskaya-1       204.9   Serebryanskaya-2       150   Sheksna       84   Shirokovskaya       28   Svetogorsk  Svetogorsk     122   Svistukhinskaya       11.8   Tolmacheva-2       24.8   Tolmacheva-3       18.4   Tsimlyansk  Volgodonsk    211.5   Uglich  Uglich    120    Upper Svir  Podporozhye    160   Upper Teriberka       130   Upper Tuloma  Verkhetulomskiy    268   Ust-Ilimsk  Ust-Ilimsk    3,840   Ust-Khantaika       441   Ust-Srednekan  Ust-Srednekan     570   Viluy       648   Viluy-III       270    one turbine not working Volga  Volgograd    2,650    Terminal of HVDC Volgograd-Donbass on dam Volkhov  Volkhov    86   Votkinsk  Chaykovsky    1,020   Vygostrovskaya       40   Yumaguzinskaya       45   Yushozerskaya       18   Zaramag-head       15   Zelenchuk  Kumysh    160    two turbines not available Zeya  Zeya    1,330   Zhiguli  Zhigulyovsk    2,404  === Pumped-storage hydroelectric === Station   Town  Coordinates  Capacity gen/pump (MW)  Status Kuban Pumped Storage Station     15.9/19.2  Operational Moscow Canal Scheme     31.1/101.0  Operational Zagorsk-1 Pumped Storage Station  Bogorodskoye    1200/1320  Operational Zagorsk-2 Pumped Storage Station U/C     840  Construction=== Solar photovoltaic ===The following is a list of photovoltaic power stations in Russia: 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 Astrakhan    15  Operational (2022) Promstroymaterialy Astrakhan    15  Operational (2022)  Samara    75  Operational (2022) Mikhaylovskaya Astrakhan Oblast   15  Operational (2017)Elista severnaya (Elista North)Astrakhan Oblast15Operational (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  2020In 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    1.7  Operational=== Wind === Station  Capacity (MW) Location  Status Kalmytskaya Wind Farm  1.0    Oper. Partially Kulikovskaya Wind Farm  5.1    Operational Tyupkildy Wind Farm  OperationalThree large wind power stations (25, 19, and 15 GWt) 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 === Name Location Coordinates Type Capacity (MWe) Operational Notes Obninskaya  Obninsk    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    AMB-100  100  1964–1981      AMB-200  200  1967–1989      BN-600  '''560'''  1980–       BN-800  789  under construction '''Novovoronezh'''  Novovoronezh   VVER  210  1964–1984       VVER  365  1969–1990       VVER  '''417'''  1971–       VVER  '''417'''  1972–       VVER  '''1000'''  1980– '''Leningradskaya'''  Sosnovy Bor    RBMK  '''1000'''  1973–2018      RBMK  '''1000'''  1975–2020      RBMK  '''1000'''  1979–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1981– '''Kolskaya'''  Polyarnye Zori    VVER  '''440'''  1973–     VVER  '''440'''  1974–     VVER  '''440'''  1981–     VVER  '''440'''  1984– '''Bilibibskaya'''  Bilibino    EGP-6  '''12'''  1974–2019  combined heat and power production     EGP-6  '''12'''  1975–     EGP-6  '''12'''  1976–     EGP-6  '''12'''  1977– '''Kurskaya'''  Kurchatov    RBMK  '''1000'''  1976–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1979–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1983–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1985– '''Smolenskaya'''  Desnogorsk    RBMK  '''1000'''  1982–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1985–      RBMK  '''1000'''  1990– '''Kalininskaya'''  Udomlya    VVER  '''1000'''  1984–      VVER  '''1000'''  1986–      VVER  '''1000'''  2004–      VVER  '''1000'''  2011- '''Balakovskaya'''  Balakovo    VVER  '''1000'''  1985–      VVER  '''1000'''  1987–      VVER  '''1000'''  1988–      VVER  '''1000'''  1993– '''Volgodonskaya'''  Volgodonsk   VVER  '''1000'''  2001–      VVER  '''1000'''  2009–=== Thermal === Station  Town  Coordinates  Capacity (MWe)   Fuel  Status  Remarks   Beryozovskaya GRES  Sharypovo    2,400  Coal  Operational  370-metre chimney    Kashirskaya GRES  Kashira    1,910  Coal, Natural gas   Operational  Chimneys serve as electricity pylons   Kirishskaya GRES-1  Kirishi    2,595  Natural gas  Operational   Konakovskaya GRES  Konakovo    2,520  Natural gas  Operational       Kostromskaya GRES  Volgorechensk    3,600  Natural gas  Operational       Kurganskaya TEC  Kurgan        Naberezhnochelninskaya TEC  Naberezhnye Chelny     1,180    Nizhnekamskaya TEC-2  Nizhnekamsk        Permskaya GRES  Dobryanka    3,363 Natural gas  Operational  Reftinskaya GRES  Reftinskiy    3,800  Coal  Operational   Ryazan Power Station  Novomichurinsk     3,130  Natural gas, Coal  Operational      Ryazanskaya TEC  Ryazan        Shaturskaya GRES  Shatura    1,500  Peat, Coal, Natural gas, Oil Operational   Stavropolskaya GRES  Solnechnodolsk    2,423 Natural gas  Operational   Surgut-1 Power Station  Surgut    3,268  Natural gas  Operational       Surgut-2 Power Station  Surgut    5,597.1  Natural gas  Operational       TEC-2 Lipetsk  Lipetsk        TEC-2 Ulyanovsk  Ulyanovsk        TEC-27 Moscow  Moscow    1,060  Natural gas  Operational   TEC-2 Tyumen  Tyumen    755     TEC-4 Omsk  Omsk        TEC-5 Omsk  Omsk        TEC Tobolsk  Tobolsk    665    Troitskaya GRES  Troitsk    1,315 Coal  Operational
See also *Energy policy of Russia*List of power stations in Europe*List of largest power stations in the world
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