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Work on taking over ownerless grids gives its positive results

1 April 2020

During self-isolation aimed at the non-proliferation of coronavirus infection, electricity consumption in settlements adjacent to Russian cities increased by 10-20%, where the problem of ownerless grids is mainly concentrated due to historical circumstances.

For example, despite the fact that over the past week the total energy consumption in the suburbs decreased by almost 5% compared to the same period last year, the load in the settlements near Moscow and horticultural non-profit partnerships, on the contrary, increased by more than 10%.

In 2019 and since the beginning of 2020, Rosseti’s Group has taken over 1,200 facilities previously referred to ownerless for maintenance. This made it possible to significantly increase the reliability of energy supply and quickly restore grids in case of technological failures.

For Rosseti’s Group, the average time to restore energy supply now does not exceed 1 hour 35 minutes.

Remote maintenance services work. At the moment, you can contact power engineers of the group of companies through the unified portal of electric grid services at Portal-TP.rf, as well as the new mobile application “Rosseti - Personal Account”, available to users of Android and iOS devices. For all users, the online service SvetlayaStrana.rf and hotline phones of subsidiaries of the Rosseti company operate.

In connection with the complication of the epidemiological situation, Rosseti’s management is considering the possibility of assisting municipalities and local settlements in servicing both ownerless grids and local grids of territorial grid companies, which are not able to provide reliable energy supply due to increased loads. 

“We regard as our contribution to the common cause of the fight against coronavirus the capability to assist regional authorities, municipalities and settlements in ensuring reliable energy supply to Russian citizens who are forced to isolate themselves during the pandemic,” stressed Pavel Livinskiy, Director General of Rosseti.

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