In the corporate center of improvement Sibur South the solar power plant is put into operation

On June 3, 2019 the Hevel company reported that in the corporate center of improvement SIBUR South the solar power plant is put into operation.

Total power of installation is 471.5 kW that for the beginning of June, 2019 it is enough for a covering of a half of amount of the energy consumed by the Center.

Design, construction and supply of equipment for power plant were performed by Hevel group.

Installation allows to provide with energy for simultaneous operation more than 1500 notebooks, either about 900 TVs, or 225 electric kettles, or to provide with electricity of 30 private houses and also for 100% to compensate day peaks of energy consumption.

Solar generation will allow to expand energy consumption more, than for 50% that will provide an opportunity to install the additional hardware for work of the Center.

Similar power plant – one of the most powerful in Russia, the buildings located on a roof.

SIBUR responsibly treats the nature and natural resources. The project on solar generation – one of ecological initiatives which will allow to expand significantly technical capabilities of the corporate center of improvement, without making impact on the environment, noted Alexander Voytushenko, the project manager, the chief power engineer of KTsO "SIBUR South"

It is the large roof power plant constructed in the south of Russia. Roofing execution is most effective both in terms of development, and for the purpose of loss minimization of the electric power by its transfer due to a consumer intimacy. The solar power plant SIBUR South will allow to develop annually more than 590 thousand kWh, substituting consumption from network. reported Igor Shakhrai, the CEO of Hevel, Russian company contractor on project implementation

Anapa has the high potential of development of solar power – the average number of sunny days is 286 in a year.

The SIBUR will continue to study possibilities of solar power for providing including the industrial needs for those regions which environment allows to expect its effective use, told Vladimir Tupikin, the director of power and resource provision of the SIBUR