83 Shaturskaya 1,017 MW Yaivinskaya 568 MW Surgutskaya 2 4,686 MW Smolenskaya 579 MW Berezovskaya 1,418 MW Russia market unit: generation assets Gas-fired power station Coal-fired power station end of 2012 (this is how long they will be part of a Joint Implemen- tation project). Electricity produced by the new high-efficiency units will replace electricity that, in their absence, would be gener- ated using less efficient technology. Power and heat sales As a major generator, OGK-4 is one of the key players in Russia's wholesale power market. Its power sales meet just over 5 percent of the country's total demand. OGK-4 sells power under regulated agreements with industrial customers and on the unregulated day-ahead market. OKG-4 markets its generation capacity under regulated agreements and on the unregulated capacity market. Since a number of our plants in Russia cogenerate heat, OGK-4 also markets heat to district-heating systems and industrial customers near these plants. You'll find E.ON's consolidated financial statements and related commentary in our Financial Report. Want to know more about our Russia market unit? eon-russia.com Russia Market Unit Our Structure Capacity increase at Surgutskaya 2 At 4.7 GW of capacity, Surgutskaya 2 power station is the biggest in Eurasia and one of the biggest in the world. It already accounts for 60 percent of our total capacity in Russia and is a workhorse of the Siberian power system. In 2009, we moved forward with the construction of two new high-efficiency CCGTs. When they enter service in 2011, they'll increase Surgutskaya 2's capacity to 5.4 GW, making it as big as five of our large-scale coal-fired power stations in Western Europe.