Gazprom-AR2014

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Performance Results
Major investment projects
During 2014,
the Group
commissioned
905 MW of new
generating capacity
in Russia.
Gazprom Group’s investment programme is one of the largest in the Russian power industry.
The Group’s generating companies are implementing the investment programme, subject to their
obligations under capacity supply agreements (CSA). Completion of the CSA programme by the
Group’s companies is expected to provide c. 9 GW of new generating capacity in Russia in 2007
through 2016.
During 2014, the Group commissioned 905 MW of new generating capacity in Russia.
Thus, from 2007 through 2014, the Group commissioned 6.1 GW of new capacity under CSAs.
Additionally, Gazprom is decommissioning inefficient generating facilities, with 428 MW decommissioned
over the reporting period.
Commissioning and decommissioning by generating companies in 2014
— PGU-420 power unit commissioning at CHPP-16 of OAO Mosenergo with a capacity of 420 MW.
— PGU-420 power unit commissioning at Cherepovetskaya GRES of OAO OGK-2 with a capacity of 420 MW.
— Gas turbine commissioning at CHPP-9 of OAO Mosenergo with a capacity of 64.8 MW.
— Decommissioning of three 150 MW turbine generators and two boiler plants at Serovskaya GRES of OAO OGK-2.
— Power unit decommissioning at Troitskaya GRES of OAO OGK-2 with a capacity of 278 MW.
Gazprom Group’s capex for power and heat generation and distribution during 2014 was
RUB 72.7bn, i.e. slightly increased y-o-y (RUB 71.5bn in 2013).
The bulk of capital expenditures was allocated for the construction of steam power units at the
Troitskaya GRES (660 MW) and Novocherkasskaya GRES (330 MW) of OAO OGK-2, steam power
units at CHPP-12 (220 MW) and CHPP-20 (420 MW) of OAO Mosenergo, and a gas turbine for the
combined heat and power plant (100 MW) at Centralnaya CHPP of OAO TGC-1.
OAO Gazprom Annual Report 2014