UPCOMING WINTER OLYMPICS SPARKS CO-GEN PROJECTS IN RUSSIA
July 1st, 2011
BY LEE ADENDORFF, MARK ROWE, ALAN OSBORN, KATHERINE DUNN, MARTINA MARECKOVA, GERARD O'DWYER and MINDY RAN
The Winter Olympics have proven to be something of a catalyst for funding and investment in co-generation in provincial Russia - right down to the 2014 venue itself: the Black Sea resort in the city of Sochi. Central to the city's co-generation ambitions is a 3.7MW trigeneration microturbine plant that will supply energy to 33,000 square metres across two trade centres, a shopping centre and office buildings. GGC Energy, a subsidiary of Greenvironment (a ...
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