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Energy autonomy for Armenia

Armenia

Projects

Renco has developed a public-private partnership for the design, construction and management for 25 years of a 254 MW combined-cycle power plant in Yerevan, through project financing. The energy produced will be purchased by Armenia’s national power company.

254

energy generated

years

management contract

national production

258

MM $

budget for the project

Project type

Gas power station

Status

Completed

Client

Republic of Armenia

Contractor

Renco

Location

Yerevan

Date of delivery

December 2021

KEY INFO

FOCUS

Reduction of energy costs

In detail

Renco, flanked by Siemens, financed 60% of ARMPOWER, for a total of 56.9 million dollars. Siemens covered 40%, amounting to 37.9 million dollars. The rest of the loan was granted by a pool of international financial institutions coordinated by the IFC of the World Bank for 163 million dollars. Other subjects involved include the Asian Development Bank, the OPEC Fund for International Development and DEG (Deutsche Investitions).

Renco

56,9 million $

Siemens

37,9 million $

Financial Institutions

163 million $

' There’s a new big market in which to enter as producers and developers of energy '

Giovanni RubiniChief Executive Officer

Focus on the details

CLOSE-UP ON THE PROJECT

Up to 120 Italian workers were involved, who were afforded an extraordinary opportunity to share experiences and know-how with the over 1,000 Armenian workers involved.

The work took 28 months to complete and was made regardless of the international crisis.

Italians will be present even after the plant’s completion, confirming the deep human and professional ties that have been established

Operations and maintenance works

A collaboration that has been going on for over 20 years

RENCO’S PRESENCE IN ARMENIA HAS A LONG HISTORY

The project in Yerevan, Armenia, proved Renco’s capacity to make its commitment to sustainability tangible, especially in strategically important projects.

For Renco, the Yerevan project was the first important attempt to finance an international project. With the help and support of IFC, ADB and the World Bank, Renco succeeded in building an entirely new combined-cycle power plant for supplying electricity to Armenia. The project was completed with the clear aim of protecting the surrounding environment and the local communities, as well as producing environmental and social benefits for the local context.

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