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0 => "China was the only country to avoid an economic slump in 2020: its GDP added +2.3% as compared to 2019. Russia’s GDP declined by 3.1% only in 2020, which is a lower drop than in the developed countries. This is due to a more selective nature of quarantine measures during the pandemic in Russia and a limited use of nationwide lockdowns. Furthermore, this is due to the structure of the economy that has a large public sector with a relatively minor role of the service and SME sector that is most vulnerable to COVID-19. IMF specialists note that the downturn in 2020 might have been way stronger without the extraordinary political support of the global economy. The COVID-19 pandemic is expected to have fewer consequences than the 2008 financial crisis."
1 => "The IMF predicts a solid growth in global GDP at a rate of 6.0% in 2021 and 4.4% in 2022. In the medium term, the global economy is expected to grow at a rate of 3.3%. The IMF forecast for the Russian GDP in 2021 and 2022 is 3.8% each, which is even better than the forecast by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation published in April 2021 (+2.9%)."
2 => "According to Federal State Statistics Service estimates, in 2020 the inflation in Russia amounted to 4.9%. The increase in the 2020 inflation was mainly contributed by the weakening of the ruble, the growth of exchange prices for food products and the yield of certain crops that was below the record-breaking levels of 2019. The 2021 and 2022 inflation forecasts of the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation is 4.3% and 4.0%, respectively, which points to the fact that disinflation factors prevail in the forecasts."
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0 => "<u title='https://www.iea.org/reports/electricity-market-report-december-2020/2020-global-overview-the-covid-19-pandemic#abstract'>According to the International Energy Agency (IEA), the fall in the global demand for electric power in 2020 was 2%</u>, and this is lower than the fall in the electric power consumption by 0.6% in the crisis year of 2009. China is the only country where the electric power demand did not reduce in 2020 (similar to the GDP). The major consequence of the crisis (similar to the GDP as well) are observed in the developed countries: the electric power consumption decreased by 4% in Europe, Central and South America and by 3% in North America."
1 => "According to the IEA forecasts, in 2021, the global electric power demand is expected to grow by 3% and to reach the pre-crisis levels of 2019. At the same time, an active recovery will be observed in the developing countries of Asia, especially in China and India, while the pre-pandemic level of the demand for electric power will not be achieved in the developed economies."
2 => "The forecast of the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation regarding a decrease in the demand for electric power in 2020 within the Scheme and Programme for the Development of the Unified Energy System of Russia (UES of Russia) for 2020–2026 prepared in June 2020 was 2.1%."
3 => "In 2020, the actual electric power consumption in the Unified Energy System of Russia amounted to 1,033.7 bln kWh and decreased by 2.4% as compared to the previous year (that is slightly lower than the forecast value). The crisis decrease in the electric power consumption in 2020 by 2.4% as compared to 2019 was not more than the previous crisis decrease in 2009 by 5.0% as compared to 2008."
4 => "In 2021, demand for electric power in Russia under the UES Development Scheme and Programme 2020–2026 will rise by 0.8% as compared to electric power consumption in the pre-crisis 2019. In its later estimates, the Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation upholds the prediction that electric power consumption in 2021 will reach and exceed consumption in the pre-crisis 2019."
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0 => "The electric power industry is a basic branch of the Russian economy, providing electric and heat power to the national economic enterprises and the population, as well as exporting electric power to the CIS countries and far abroad."
1 => "The Unified Energy System of Russia consists of 7 integrated power systems (IPSs) connected by intersystem links: the IPS of the East, the IPS of Siberia, the IPS of the Urals, the IPS of the Middle Volga, the IPS of the South, the IPS of Centre and the IPS of the North-West. The isolated power systems include the territories that are not technologically connected with the UES of Russia: the Chukotka Autonomous District, the Kamchatka Territory, Sakhalin and Magadan Regions, the northern part of the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), Norilsk-Taimyr and Nikolaev power districts."
2 => "At the end of 2020, the total installed capacity of the power plants of the UES of Russia amounted to 245,313.3 MW and decreased by 1,029.2 MW or 0.4% as compared to 2019."
3 => "In 2020, the electric power consumption and generation in the UES of Russia decreased as compared to 2019 due to higher outdoor temperatures in the first quarter of 2020 as compared to the climatological norms, as well as due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the OPEC+ Agreement to reduce oil production."
4 => "In 2020, the electric power consumption in the UES of Russia amounted to 1,033.7 bln kWh that is by 2.4% less than the consumption volume in 2019 or 2.7% without the effect of an additional day in the leap <u title='According to SO UES JSC'>year of 2020</u>."
5 => "The electric power generation by the power plants of the UES of Russia amounted to 1,047.0 bln kWh (that is less by 3.1% or 3.4%, without the effect of an additional day in the leap year of 2020, than in 2019)."
6 => "The more significant decrease in the generation as compared to the decrease in the electric power consumption was the result of a decrease in electric power export from the UES of Russia. In 2020, the balance of electric power exchange through the interstate power transmission lines for the output to the mains amounted to 13.3 bln kWh and decreased by 37.2%. The electric power output to the mains from the UES of Russia decreased mainly to Finland and the Baltic countries in 2020 as compared to 2019 that is related to cheaper prices in the Nord Pool electric power market due to the widespread reduction in the electric power demand in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic and high electric power generation by wind farms of Sweden."
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1 => "Unipro PJSC operates in the wholesale market for electricity and power."
2 => "Electric power and capacity are bought and sold in accordance with the Rules of the Wholesale Market for Electricity and Power Operation and the Agreement on Adherence to the wholesale market for electricity and power Trading System established by Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 1172 dated 27 December 2010."
3 => "According to legislation, electric power and capacity volumes to be supplied to households and equivalent consumer categories under regulated contracts were stipulated for each seller in the Wholesale Market for Electricity and Power."
4 => "The remaining generated electric power and capacity volumes are supplied at non-regulated prices on the wholesale market."
5 => "Tariffs for the supply of electric power and capacity under regulated contracts are set by the federal executive body for tariff regulation."
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Pursuant to Resolution of the Government\n
of the Russian Federation No. 178 dated 29 December 2011 On Pricing in the Area of Regulated Prices (Tariffs) in the Electric Power Industry,\n
с a tariffsetting procedure with calendar break-down was introduced starting from 2012 based on the principle of non-exceedance of the prices (tariffs) value and their limits in the first half of the next annual regulatory period over the value of corresponding prices (tariffs) and their limits in the second half of the previous annual regulatory period. When setting tariffs, growth indices were applied according to the socioeconomic development forecast approved by the Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
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0 => "The regulated tariffs for electric (heat) power (capacity) set for Unipro PJSC power plants vary considerably depending on a number of factors, including power plant performance, its location, the fuel used, investment plans and when the regulation period commences. Smolenskaya GRES and Shaturskaya GRES have historically had higher tariffs compared to power plants located in the Ural Federal District, Volga Federal District, and Siberian Federal District, where gas and coal prices are lower than in Central Russia."
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1 => "The demand for the Company’s power plants also depends on:"
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0 => "characteristics of the energy zones where they are located;"
1 => "structure of the electric power produced depending on the type of power plant (thermal, steamturbine, nuclear, and hydroelectric power plants);"
2 => "reliability of the system’s conditions (grid and system limitations);"
3 => "repair operations for generating and electrical grid equipment, carried out between the autumn and winter periods."
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3 => "Seasonal factors have a considerable influence on the performance of Unipro PJSC. Thus, snow floods in spring and rainfall floods in summer which increase the electric power production at the hydroelectric power plants located in the region where Berezovskaya GRES is located have an impact on the level of demand for its production capacities."
4 => "In recent years, the impact of electrical grid equipment repairs on demand for electric power has increased significantly. In the case where there is an excess of generating capacity in certain regions of the power system, repairs of power grids can significantly restrict the transmission of electric power to the regions in short supply and bring down the market price for regions with excess energy supplies"
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0 => "In 2020, Unipro PJSC power plants had electric power sales that amounted to 48.8 bln kWh, which is 4.2% lower than in 2019. The capacity sales increased by 1.0% compared to 2019 and amounted to 9,996 MW per month."
1 => "In 2020, regulated contracts accounted for 22.2% of electric power sales and for 26.4% of power sales."
2 => "The revenue from sales of electric power and capacity in the regulated segment of market amounted to RUB 15 bln (16% of the total revenue from electric power and capacity sales by Unipro PJSC)."
3 => "The entire margin from electric power sales was secured by operation in the competitive sectors of the wholesale market. The Company is constantly improving its business strategy for the competitive sectors of the market in order to gain maximum profit."
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0 => "Heat generation and sales are not the key business area for Unipro PJSC. Following the results of 2020, revenue from heat power sales was about 1.7% of the Company’s total revenue. Nevertheless, Unipro PJSC devotes a lot of attention to ensuring the reliability and continuity of the heat power supply, as this is essential to support local consumers living in the nearby communities."
1 => "Consumers of heat power produced at the branches of Unipro PJSC are the general population, local industry, as well as enterprises and entities funded from budgets at all levels. The material terms and conditions of contracts with consumers for unified heat-supplying organizations (UHSO) are specified on the corporate website of the Company at <a href='http://www.unipro.energy' target='_blank'>http://www.unipro.energy</a>."
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1 => "To supply consumers with adequate quality heat, the Company repairs and upgrades its heat supply facilities on a regular basis"
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1 => "Unipro PJSC has been a participant in the system services market since it was launched, rendering the service of rated primary frequency control (RPFC)."
2 => "The primary frequency control is intended for limiting frequency deviations in the power system after the emergence of a power imbalance in any of its parts. The RPFC provides guaranteed quality of primary control. It is performed by automated frequency and active capacity control systems of the allocated generating equipment that has more advanced control system features than the standard equipment. On that generating equipment, the System Operator places a reserve for the primary control (the reserve for loading/unloading equipment in terms of active capacity)."
3 => "This service provides for maintaining the constant readiness of the power units to change the active capacity with the required speed and accuracy in case of frequency variation in the power system."
4 => "Unipro PJSC is a leader among generation companies in terms of its share in the RPFC services rendered (over 20%). Specially prepared power units of Surgutskaya GRES-2, Shaturskaya GRES and Berezovskaya GRES are involved in the RPFC."
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2 => "For this purpose, being a member of a number of industry associations (NP Market Council and Council of Power Producers Associations, Russian Union of Industrialists and Entrepreneurs, etc.), Unipro PJSC takes an active part in the discussion of draft regulatory legal acts (RLAs) and the wholesale market regulations. The Company is involved in public discussions of draft RLAs in accordance with the legislation:"
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6 => "In 2021, the market community will have to fine-tune the conditions for the selection of projects based on innovative gas turbines at the level of the Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation and to conduct a “salvo” competitive selection of such projects with the capacity supply years of 2027—2029."
7 => "In 2020, issues of the extension of the mechanism for supporting projects based on renewable energy sources (RES) and for decommissioning of generating assets began to be discussed in depth. Unipro focuses on those important regulatory processes as well."
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2 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Amending Clause 264 of the Rules of Wholesale Market For Electricity And Power No. 349 dated 27 March 2020;"
3 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Amending Clauses 100 and 264 of the Rules of Wholesale Market For Electricity And Power No. 1318 dated 31 August 2020;"
4 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Amending the Rules of Wholesale Market For Electricity And Power No. 1571 dated 01 October 2020;"
5 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Amendments to Certain Acts of the Government of the Russian Federation on Improving the Mechanism for Raising Investments in Modernization of Generating Facilities of Thermal Power Plants and Additional Selection of Projects for Modernizing Generating Facilities of Thermal Power Plants Using Innovative Power Equipment No. 1974 dated 30 November 2020."
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2 => "Order of the Ministry of Industry and Trade of Russia On Approval of the Procedure for Issue of a Document with Review of Reports Certifying that Industrial Products to be Operated upon Completion of Thermal Power Plant Modernization Projects have been Manufactured within the Russian Federation No. 4007 dated 18 November 2020"
3 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Amendments to Certain Acts of the Government of the Russian Federation on Setting Prices (Tariffs) for Electric Power (Capacity) Supplied by Wholesale Market Participants Producing Electric Power (Capacity) No. 1977 dated 01 December 2020."
4 => "Resolution of the Government of the Russian Federation On Approval of Criteria for Classification of Hydraulic Engineering Structures No. 1607 dated 05 October 2020."
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