Import Substitution of Siemens and General Electric: Inter RAO Launches 170 MW Turbines

The company is deploying its own production of gas installations, following in the footsteps of Power Machines

Inter RAO plans to complete the production of the first turbine with a capacity of 170 MW in 2028. This was announced by the head of the company, Sergey Dregval.

According to him, Inter RAO is conducting large-scale work on import substitution and plans to implement several large projects.

For example, a decision has been made to create our own production of large and medium-sized gas turbines, and we plan to complete the production of the first turbine with a capacity of 170 MW in 2028.
Sergey Dregval, head of Inter RAO

Dregval added that in 2026, Inter RAO will complete the construction of the first stage of a plant for the repair and production of blades for gas turbines in the Leningrad Region. The amount of investment already exceeds 10 billion rubles, and the industry will receive a total of 30 billion rubles over five years.

There is already a turbine of similar capacity in Russia — GTE-170 from Power Machines. The creation of a second production site for high-capacity turbines in addition will reduce the dependence of the Russian energy system on single suppliers, including Siemens and General Electric.

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