The autumn-winter period
The lower the temperature, the higher the level of energy consumption, and therefore more responsibility power engineers have. The extreme cold in February tested the power grid equipment for strength as it could, but Yaroslavl power engineers provided a reliable electricity supply to consumers throughout the autumn-winter period and minimized the number of power system disturbances.
The thorough preparation contributed to the successful operation through the seasonal peak loads. In 2011, Yaroslavl branch of IDGC of Centre performed major and minor repairs in excess of 120 million rubles. More than two thousand kilometers of high voltage lines
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This past autumn and winter the branch provided reliable power supply of major events such as elections of deputies of State Duma and presidential elections, the mayor of the city of Yaroslavl, as well as World Ski Race Cup in “Demino”. At the time of these events special supervision over operation was engaged, and additional checks of electric grid equipment were performed. Temporary information centers were formed, and responsible officials were on duty around the clock. In the case of possible power outages Yaroslavl power engineers were ready to use redundant power supply sources — 49 self-contained diesel generator sets, which were located in all Districts of Electrical Networks and technical services of the branch.
Due to the renovation and construction of new electricity supply facilities Yaroslavl power engineers commissioned 5.15 MVA capacity to ensure the reliability of socially significant facilities. Thanks to the restoration of derelict electrical networks, whose ownership transfer was previously accepted by Yarenergo 0.26 MVA capacity was commissioned in surplus. These activities were performed by the branch pursuant to agreement between IDGC of Centre and the Government of the Yaroslavl region, which was concluded in the summer of 2011.
“We have successfully coped with the operation during the winter peak loads