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Igor Makovskiy: “We see a huge potential for our company in the Russian Investment Forum, and we will try to use it as fully, systematically and effectively as possible”

15 February 2019

The delegation of IDGC of Centre - the managing organization of IDGC of Centre and Volga Region, headed by the company’s General Director Igor Makovskiy, completed its work at the Russian Investment Forum, which was held on 14-15 February in Sochi.

As part of the RIF-2019, the head of IDGC of Centre signed a package of regulatory agreements on the development of the electric grid complex with the heads of the Kursk, Lipetsk, Orel and Ryazan regions. The agreements recorded a number of undertakings based on long-term tariff regulation concerning the implementation of the Comprehensive Program for the modernization of the electric grid complex of the regions using digital technologies and fixing strategic relationships for the consolidation of power grid assets based on ROSSETI’s Group of Companies. Earlier, IDGC of Centre - the managing organization of IDGC of Centre and Volga Region has already signed similar agreements with the Belgorod, Kaluga, Vladimir, Voronezh and Tver regions and the Udmurt Republic.

Igor Makovskiy, along with other members of the delegation, took part in key events at the RIF-2019, including an open discussion with heads of subjects of the Russian Federation on the topic “Digital transformation of the electric power industry - new opportunities for business and regions” with the participation of Energy Minister Alexander Novak and a round table “Development of the electric grid complex of subjects of the Russian Federation in the era of global technological change”.

In addition, the head of IDGC of Centre held working meetings with Governors of the Vladimir and Tula regions and the head of the Republic of Mari El, during which they discussed topical issues of cooperation related to the participation of the company headed by him in the socio-economic development of these regions, the implementation of key production programs, consolidation of the power grid complex, increasing payment discipline.

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