Action Plan for Sustainable Energy Supply for the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sotchi

The project developed an action plan for a sustainable energy supply with the goal of improving the city’s capacity to cope with the increased energy demand and pressure on its transport system during the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi. It analysed energy efficiency potential, for instance in buildings and electrical equipment, as well as options for the deployment of advanced technologies in the areas of renewable energies and combined heat and power generation. It also sought out ways of ensuring the transport system is prepared for the event. The project then discussed the benefits of this approach with the Russian federal authorities responsible for planning the Olympics and encouraged them to apply the proposed solutions.

Project data

Countries
Russian Federation
IKI funding
168,091.29 €
Duration
11/2008 till 01/2010
Status
completed
Implementing organisation
Deutsche Energie-Agentur GmbH (dena)
Political Partner
  • Olympstroj State Corporation - Russia
  • Region of Krasnodar - Russia
Implementing Partner
  • COMMIT JUG OOO

State of implementation/results

  • Project completed.
  • Report produced, entitled 'Sochi - Energy efficiency study for the 2014 Winter Olympics', including a study of the energy supply structure, an analysis of potential for improving energy efficiency, promoting renewable energies and combined heat and power generation, as well as research on best practices.
  • Discussion paper drawn up as the basis for stakeholder dialogue and translated into Russian

Latest Update:
12/2025

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