BATTERY MATERIALS VALUE CHAIN
THE IMPLEMENTATION OF A NEW
Boost nickel product output to serve the emerging ecosystem of battery materials production in Finland
Consider different requirements of potential customers with a view to establishing a foothold in the European battery materials market
Expand Nornickel’s capabilities through research and partnerships to promote integrated solutions for the future battery supply chain
Conventional products
- Nickel sulphate
- Briquettes
- Nickel powder
- Carbonyl powder
- Cut cathodes
- Cobalt products
High-quality product offering for the battery sector
Customised offering tailored to the needs of prospective battery materials producers
Further integration into the value chain
Precursors and cathode materials
Black mass production and processing
COMPREHENSIVE INFRASTRUCTURE UPGRADES
ENERGY

Expanded and accelerated energy infrastructure upgrades
Programme expansion objective:
Accelerated replacement of obsolete equipment and increased longterm reliability to ensure uninterrupted power supply to the Norilsk Industrial District, taking into account the long-term production growth programme
Contribution to decarbonisation and energy efficiency
Reinforced emphasis on higher capacity of the new generating units at СHPPs and HPPs and comprehensive energy loss reduction throughout the electricity value chain
GAS PRODUCTION AND TRANSPORTATION
- Construction of a new 70+ km gas and gas condensate pipeline (Pelyatkinskoye gas condensate field — Messoyakhskoye gas field)
- Upgrade of 150+ km of gas and gas condensate pipelines
- Construction and commissioning of new wells at the Pelyatkinskoye gas condensate field
HEAT AND WATER SUPPLY NETWORKS
- Accelerated replacement of
110-kV and220-kV power lines (over 1,000 km) - Upgrades of heat and water supply networks
COMBINED HEAT AND POWER PLANTS
- Replacement of generating units at
CHPP-1 ,CHPP-2 andCHPP-3 - Construction of two new units at
CHPP-3
HYDROPOWER PLANTS
- Upgrade of all seven hydraulic turbines at
Ust-Khantayskaya HPP was completed. CO2 savings exceeded 300 Ktpa - The upgrade of Kureyskaya HPP is scheduled for
2023–2030 , targeting capacity expansion and efficiency improvement resulting in CO2 emission reduction
LOGISTICS

Logistics Infrastructure Development Programme
Programme rationale
- Growing shipments of construction equipment and raw materials as the investment programme is entering its active phase
- Accelerated pace of production equipment modernisation
- Expansion of Northern Sea Route operations and increased freight volumes for major investment projects in the Russian Arctic
Major projects
- A 50% throughput increase at Dudinka port (the Gateway to Taimyr)
- Construction of a new LNG
dual-fuel icebreaker — innovative environmentally friendly and more efficient vessel type for the Russian Arctic - All harbour cranes at Dudinka port to be upgraded by 2027