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05/26/2021 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 05/26/2021 07:09

LUKOIL OPENS ITS SECOND SOLAR POWER PLANT IN VOLGOGRAD

Wednesday, May 26, 2021

Deputy Minister of Energy of Russia Pavel Snikkars, Governor of the Volgograd region Andrei Bocharov, First Executive Vice President of LUKOIL Vadim Vorobyov, and Chief Executive Officer of Hevel Group Igor Shakhray took part in today's opening ceremony of LUKOIL's 20 MW solar power plant (SPP) in the Volgograd region.

This is the second green power plant situated at LUKOIL's Volgograd refinery. The first 10 MW power station was put into operation in 2018. The new SPP made use of 17 spare parcels of ground with total area of about 50 ha.

Commissioning of the new SPP will provide an additional annual generation of 24.5 million kWh of green energy. This will allow to reduce CO2 emissions by 12 thousand tonnes per year.

The project was implemented in cooperation with Hevel Group under a renewable energy sources capacity supply agreement. Hevel Group carried out all the necessary works, including production and supply of Russia-made equipment. At least 70% of the SPP's machinery were produced in Russia.

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LUKOIL operates a large portfolio of generating facilities running on renewable energy sources. Renewable generation accounts for 6% of LUKOIL's commercial power generation. This results in an annual GHG emissions reduction of more than 500 thousand tonnes of CO2-equivalent.