Power sector construction in Russia 2012

Power sector construction in Russia 2012, Development forecasts for 2012-2014 describes the market for energy in Russia at a time when the country is poised to undergo perhaps the largest and most valuable renovation/expansion ever chronicled. This new PMR report introduces readers to the investors, contractors, and equipment manufacturers playing major roles in the construction of new, high technology power generation plants equipped to handle Russia’s growing need for added capacity.

The document presents a detailed view of the overall energy market in Russia, including current generation capacities and investments in nuclear and conventional energy sources as well as in hydropower. It discusses how the need for additional generational capacity will change in the future, and provides the current levels of investment in the country’s electrical networks for each of these segments of the larger market.

Much of the text focuses on the future of power sector construction in Russia, including planned investments described in terms of size and value, estimated costs incurred by investors in specific projects, the fuel of choice for the new plants that will be erected, the specific locations throughout Russia for these new power generation facilities, and the effects of newly-enacted legal regulations on the energy market over the coming years.

The report provides profiles of the investors and contractors who will play an integral part in the transformation of the Russian energy market, presenting information on both planned and completed projects. It offers SWOT analysis, details on sources of financing and description of the obstacles to successful investment in the current market and moving forward.

Power sector construction in Russia 2012, Development forecasts for 2012-2014 is filled with vital information for the contractors, investors, generation companies and materials manufacturers who want to successfully take part in this massive reform of Russia’s power generation infrastructure.