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Zagorsk-1 hydroelectric plant
Largest grid storage in Russia of 3 · top 22% worldwide (#211 of 965)
- Operator
- Zagorskaya HPP
- Owner
- PJSC RusHydro
- Status
- operating
- Capacity
- 1,320 MW
- Technology
- pumped storage
- Commissioned
- 1987
- Also listed as
- A power plant — this site generates as well as stores
Comparable grid storages · Russia · 3 ranked
- #1Zagorsk-1 hydroelectric plant1.3 GW
- #2Zagorsk-2 hydroelectric plant840 MW
- #3Zelenchukskaya hydroelectric plant300 MW
Grid connection · within 50 km
- Nearest substation
- Загорская ГАЭС
- Its voltage
- 500 kV
- Distance
- 420 m
- Strongest line nearby
- 750 kV
- Line operator
- ФСК ЕЭС
- Substations in range
- 1
Mapped grid infrastructure from OpenStreetMap, whose coverage is excellent in some regions and sparse in others. Nothing shown here means nothing is mappednearby — not that the site is unconnected. Lines are matched on a segment’s midpoint, so a corridor passing directly overhead can be missed; this under-reports rather than invents.
Co-located infrastructure · within 25 km
- Zagorsk-1 hydroelectric plant0 m · Power Plant · 1.3 GW · hydro
- 500 kV line289 m · Transmission Line
- Загорская ГАЭС420 m · Substation / Converter
- Zagorsk-2 hydroelectric plant935 m · Power Plant · 840 MW · hydro
- Zagorsk-2 hydroelectric plant935 m · Grid Storage · 840 MW
- ВЛ 500 кВ Конаковская ГРЭС — Трубино19 km · Transmission Line
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Watercourse: Kunya River
SOURCE: Global Energy Monitor · Global Integrated Power, March 2026 (CC BY 4.0)