OGK-2
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| legal form | Corporation |
| founding | March 9, 2005 |
| Seat | Solnnodolsk ( Stavropol Region , Russia ) |
| management | Stanislaw Neweinitsyn ( CEO ) |
| Number of employees | 4712 (2008) |
| sales | 40.5 billion rubles (2008) |
| Branch | Electricity supplier |
| Website | www.ogk2.ru |
OGK-2 ( Russian ОГК-2 , full name Оптовая генерирующая компания № 2 ; English Second Wholesale Generating Company ) is an energy company from Russia with headquarters in Solnechnodolsk near Stavropol in southern Russia .
OGK-2 employs a good 4700 people (2008). The company's turnover in 2008 was 40.6 billion rubles (about 1 billion euros), and profit before tax was 794 million rubles (just under 20 million euros). A net loss of 1.36 billion rubles (about 35 million euros) was made.
The company was founded on March 9, 2005. Almost 94% of the OGK-2 shares were initially held by the Russian company Unified Energy System . By the time it was split up in summer 2008, this proportion fell to 66.5%. Gazprom is now the largest shareholder through its subsidiary ZentrEnergoHolding (44.39% as of June 2009).
Power plants
The OGK-2 operates the following thermal power plants with a total output of 8,665 megawatts :
- Pskov - 430 MW; Dedowitschi , Pskov Oblast ; in operation since 1993 (first block) / 1996 (last block)
- Serov - 526 MW; Serov , Sverdlovsk Oblast ; 1954/1959
- Stavropol - 2400 MW; Solnechnodolsk , Stavropol Territory ; 1975/1983
- Surgut (also called Surgut-1 ) - 3280 MW; Surgut , Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Okrug ; 1972/1983
- Troitsk - 2029 MW; Troitsk , Chelyabinsk Oblast ; 1960/1976
Web links
- Official company website (Russian, English )