NMFP, a resident of the “Nakhodka” ASEZ, connected the plant’s main power facility, a 220-kV electrical substation, to the power grid

The Nakhodka Mineral Fertilizer Plant (NMFP), implementing a project under an agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), has connected its main power facility—a 220 kV substation—to the power grid. Connecting the plant to the infrastructure is part of FEDC's efforts to provide residents of ASEZ’s with the necessary resources to expedite the launch of new businesses in the Far East.

"NMFP" is one of the largest investment projects in the Far East and the largest methanol production facility east of the Urals. The project is being implemented using the best available technologies and is focused on reducing its carbon footprint. Upon reaching its design capacity in 2027, the plant will be among the five largest methanol producers in Russia. The volume of private investment amounts to 227 billion rubles. FEDC provides comprehensive support to the project at every stage of its implementation, ensuring the application of tax incentives and administrative preferences," added Alexey Dunayev, Director of the FEDC “Primorye”.

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