En+ Group - largest producer of low-carbon aluminium
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The world's largest independent hydropower company
A key element of EN+'s Energy Segment business. Its primary generating capacity comes from large hydropower plants located on the Angara and Yenisei rivers in Siberia. The Сompany operates five hydropower plants, three of which are among the world's top 20 largest HPPs in terms of installed capacity, namely, the Krasnoyarsk, Bratsk, and Ust-Ilimsk HPPs.
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15,2 GWh
installed capacity 4 hydro power plants
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En+ operates thermal power plants, providing millions of consumers across Russian regions with heat and electric energy
The combination of hydro and thermal power plants in the energy portfolio of En+ enables optimal load distribution to maximise cumulative operational results.
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4,3 GWh
total installed thermal power plant capacity
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15
thermal power plants
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EN+ is developing projects to build power plants powered by renewable energy sources
In particular, a wind farm project in the Amur Region with a projected capacity of 1 GW, which will become the largest wind farm in Russia with the annual power output of approximately 3 billion kWh, thus contributing to the region's economic development.
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5,2 MW
installed capacity
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6,2 GWh
output in 2024
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En+ operates coal mines in four regions of Russia
This asset synergy ensures a secure raw material source for the company’s thermal power plants and allows exporting a portion of extracted coal. At the same time the mining operations span eight sites in the Irkutsk, Krasnoyarsk and Zabaikalsk Regions, and the Republic of Tyva.
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1,3 billion tonnes
total coal reserves of En+
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17,4 million tonnes
annual coal production
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En+ is the largest producer of low-carbon aluminium
The company is a leader in the aluminium industry in terms of efficiency due to its asset synergy: large hydro power plants supply green electricity to our aluminium smelters.
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4,2 million tonnes
annual aluminium production capacity
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11
aluminium smelters
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A leading vertically integrated aluminum and electricity producer
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A leading vertically integrated aluminum and electricity producer
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A leading vertically integrated aluminum and electricity producer
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A leading vertically integrated aluminum and electricity producer
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A leading vertically integrated aluminum and electricity producer
A worldwide presence
USD 14,649 mn
USD 2,927 mn
USD 1,348 mn
USD 14,648 mn
USD 2,157 mn
USD 716 mn
USD 16,549 mn
USD 3,119 mn
USD 1,846 mn
Consolidated report
USD 14,126 mn
USD 3,992 mn
USD 3,534 mn
Annual report
USD 10,356 mn
USD 1,861 mn
USD 1,016 mn
Annual report
Sustainable Development
Regional development key programmes
‘Get on Your Skis, Everyone!’
The ‘Get on Your Skis, Everyone!’ project – jointly designed by En+ Group, RUSAL, and the Russian Ski Racing Federation – celebrated its sixth anniversary in 2021. The project's goal is to promote both skiing and a healthy lifestyle.
“Childhood Plus” Programme
Modern city design is not only about beautiful streets, houses, parks, and squares. It should be about children, and how to make their outdoor activities fun, interesting and safe. The “Childhood Plus” programme promotes the construction of modern playgrounds that are designed to address this need.
Project 360
Project 360 has a critical goal in mind: to protect Lake Baikal and other natural reserves of the Russian Federation from adverse environmental impacts. The project was launched in 2011, when a hundred En+ Group corporate volunteers went to the shore of Lake Baikal and cleared it of garbage.
En+ Multilab
En+ has launched a programme to develop local educational institutions. The programme helps the students to master state-of-the-art competencies and to choose their future profession.
“New Settlers” Housing programme
In the summer of 2020, En+ Group launched a corporate housing programme for its Power segment employees in the cities of Irkutsk, Bratsk, Ust-Ilimsk, Nizhny Novgorod, Divnogorsk, Angarsk and Miass.
Grant Funding for Environmental Protection Projects
En+ helps active locals to come up with and implement their own environmental projects; grants will be available for residents of several regions.
‘Energy drop’ educational project
We’ll find out how a hydroelectric power plant works and simulate its operation. We support robotics as an interdisciplinary branch of engineering and science.