Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station

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The Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station is a major Soviet-era hydroelectric power plant on the Svir River in Russia, forming part of the cascade of stations supplying electricity to the northwestern region.

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instanceOf hydroelectric power station
run-of-the-river power plant
annualGeneration about 0.4 TWh
basinCountry Russia
commissioned 1933
constructionStartDate 1927
country Russia
damType concrete gravity dam
designedDuring Soviet era
developer Soviet Union
era Soviet industrialization period
formsReservoir Lower Svir Reservoir
fuelType hydropower
gridConnection Northwestern Federal District power grid
hasLanguageOfOfficialName Russian
hasSpillway yes
hasStructure navigation lock
powerhouse
spillway
hasTurbineType Kaplan turbine
historicalSignificance one of the early large hydroelectric projects of the Soviet GOELRO plan
inception 1933
installedCapacity 99 MW
locatedDownstreamOf Upper Svir Hydroelectric Station
locatedIn Leningrad Oblast
northwestern Russia
locatedInTimeZone Moscow Time
locatedOnRiver Svir River
locatedUpstreamOf Lake Ladoga
numberOfTurbines 3
operator TGC-1
ownedBy TGC-1
partOf Northwest Unified Power System of Russia
Svir River hydroelectric cascade
Svir cascade of hydroelectric stations
primaryPurpose electricity generation
renewableEnergySource yes
secondaryPurpose navigation support
river flow regulation
suppliesElectricityTo Leningrad Oblast
northwestern Russia
watercourse Svir River

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Svir River hasHydroelectricPlant Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station
Svir hasHydroelectricPlant Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station
Свирь hasHydroelectricPowerStation Нижне-Свирская ГЭС
linked to: Lower Svir Hydroelectric Station