21.03.2016
Information and Public Relations Administration Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC
The Rosenergoatom Concern is the leading generating company in Russia in 2015
In 2015 The Rosenergoatom Concern has headed the “Generating companies: market efficiency” rating drawn up by the “NP Market Council”.
This rating is conventionally compiled on a quarterly and annual basis to evaluate and benchmark the generating companies’ efficiency based on 4 criteria: maintaining the generation equipment operational, workload optimization, costs per unit, profit per one output unit.
The Concern has been announced the leading generating company in terms of efficiency for the 4th time in a row.
According to the list, Rosenergoatom has also demonstrated incredible results in Q4 2015, moving from the 4th place to the 1st place compared to Q4 2014.
The Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC comprises all 10 nuclear power plants in Russia bearing the Concern affiliate status, as well as the enterprises catering for the generating company’s operations. There are 35 power blocks being used at the 10 nuclear power plants: 18 of them having VVER-type reactor units (12 VVER-1000 power blocks and 6 VVER-440 blocks of different modifications); 15 of them having channel-type reactors (11 power blocks with RBMK-1000 reactors and 4 blocks with EGP-6 reactors); 2 power blocks with BN-600 and BN-800 sodium-cooled fast reactors. At the moment the Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC accounts for 18.6% of the electricity output in Russia.
* As a part of the companies’ market efficiency analysis, the “NP Market Council” compiles the ratings for the Russian Federation subjects and wholesale and retail electricity market players. One of those is the “Generating companies: market efficiency” rating aimed at analyzing and benchmarking the efficiency of the generating companies operating within the wholesale market pricing zones based on their ability to maintain the generation equipment operational, workload optimization, costs per unit, and profit per one output unit. This rating is drafted following those criteria with due account for the weighting factors: maintaining the generation equipment operational (weighting factor of 35%); capacity utilization factor (weighting factor of 15%); costs of 1 megawatt-hour power production (weighting factor of 25%); profit margin per 1 megawatt-hour output (weighting factor of 25%).
The ratings and the calculation methodologies are available at the AIS REM (http://www.ais.np-sr.ru) website supported by the “NP Market Council” Association.
Information and Public Relations Administration Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC.
This rating is conventionally compiled on a quarterly and annual basis to evaluate and benchmark the generating companies’ efficiency based on 4 criteria: maintaining the generation equipment operational, workload optimization, costs per unit, profit per one output unit.
The Concern has been announced the leading generating company in terms of efficiency for the 4th time in a row.
According to the list, Rosenergoatom has also demonstrated incredible results in Q4 2015, moving from the 4th place to the 1st place compared to Q4 2014.
The Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC comprises all 10 nuclear power plants in Russia bearing the Concern affiliate status, as well as the enterprises catering for the generating company’s operations. There are 35 power blocks being used at the 10 nuclear power plants: 18 of them having VVER-type reactor units (12 VVER-1000 power blocks and 6 VVER-440 blocks of different modifications); 15 of them having channel-type reactors (11 power blocks with RBMK-1000 reactors and 4 blocks with EGP-6 reactors); 2 power blocks with BN-600 and BN-800 sodium-cooled fast reactors. At the moment the Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC accounts for 18.6% of the electricity output in Russia.
* As a part of the companies’ market efficiency analysis, the “NP Market Council” compiles the ratings for the Russian Federation subjects and wholesale and retail electricity market players. One of those is the “Generating companies: market efficiency” rating aimed at analyzing and benchmarking the efficiency of the generating companies operating within the wholesale market pricing zones based on their ability to maintain the generation equipment operational, workload optimization, costs per unit, and profit per one output unit. This rating is drafted following those criteria with due account for the weighting factors: maintaining the generation equipment operational (weighting factor of 35%); capacity utilization factor (weighting factor of 15%); costs of 1 megawatt-hour power production (weighting factor of 25%); profit margin per 1 megawatt-hour output (weighting factor of 25%).
The ratings and the calculation methodologies are available at the AIS REM (http://www.ais.np-sr.ru) website supported by the “NP Market Council” Association.
Information and Public Relations Administration Rosenergoatom Concern OJSC.
career
Innovations
Projects
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS