Dzhubginskaya TPP

Location:

Krasnodar Territory, Tuapsinsky District, Defanovka

Commissioned in:

October 31, 2013

Installed power
generation capacity:

198 MW

Main fuel:

natural gas

Reserve fuel:

natural gas

Dzhubginskaya TPP is a part of Olympic Venue and Sochi Mountain Resort Development Program approved by the Russian Government in Resolution #991 of December 29, 2007.

This power plant uses two state-of-the-art GE ENERGY LMS 100 PB gas turbines and two BRUSH BDAX 82-445ER turbo generators.

Dzhubginskaya TPP offers 220 kV and 110 kV output voltages. The gas turbine power station was designed to provide additional capacity for facilities of the 2014 Winter Olympics and to meet the electricity needs of a rapidly developing region.

Its launch improved the reliability of power supply to the Black Sea coastal area of Kuban, including Greater Sochi. The new overhead transmission lines from Dzhubginskaya TPP form a circular grid connecting 220 kV and 110 kV substations of two energy infrastructure companies, PJSC FGC UES and Kubanenergo PJSC.

Dzhubginskaya TPP is one of the most advanced and efficient power stations in its class. It meets the environmental requirements of the International Olympic Committee and has a near-zero environmental footprint.

Krasnodar Territory

Krasnodar Region is a part of Southern Federal District and one of the largest regions of the Russian Federation. It has 38 administrative districts, and its capital is Krasnodar. Krasnodar Region has a population over 5 million people with urban population ratio of 53%. With unique geographic locations and climate, this region is the largest resort destination in Russia. Krasnodar Region is a major agricultural region with strong machinery, metalworking, chemical, food and light industries. Despite a significant share of heat and energy industries (approximately 13%), this region is a net recipient of energy. At the same time, its excellent resource base warrants an excellent development opportunity for the energy industry.

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