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JSC Tyumenenergo ensures growth of industrial potential for the extremely importation region of Russia, through general improving energy safety for the country and providing reliability, quality and security of electric power transmission and distribution service in compliance with work standards.

JSC Tyumenenergo takes the leading position on the market of electric energy transmission to end consumers among grid companies of the Tyumen energy system covering the territory of three entities of the Russian Federation (the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district, the Khanty-Mansijsk autonomous district (Yugra) and the Tyumen Region). after reorganization, it is the largest power grid in the Ural Federal District. Currently there are three levels of electro network companies formed in accordance with technological and administrative-territorial principles:

Level 1. Federal network company, which owns 220 kV and more electric mains forming the Unified National Power Grid (UNPG). Such company performs its activities in the territory of the Russian Federation through its branches located in every region of the country.

Level 2. Interregional distribution network company established upon reforming of energy joint stock companies (including JSC  Tyumenenergo). These organizations own 110—0.4 kV grids and render power transmission and technological connection services locally, on the territory of entities of the Russian Federation.

Level 3. local district network organizations, which generally own 0.4—10 kV grids. These organizations were formed, for the most part, on the basis of reselling businesses established as municipal enterprises to provide services for the municipality consumers and electrical grid facilities of industrial enterprises.

JSC Tyumenenergo includes nine branches located on the territory of three entities of the Russian  Federation:
  • the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district — Northern and Noyabrsk Power Grids;
  • the Khanty-Mansijsk autonomous district (Yugra) — Kogalym, Nizhnevartovsk, Surgut, Nefteyugansk, Uray PowerGrids and the Energokompleks;
  • the Tyumen region — Tyumen distribution networks comprising four territorial production associations (Tyumen, Tobolsk, Ishim and Southern).
JSC Tyumenenergo ensures growth of industrial potential of Russian paramount region, increases general energy safety of the country, quality any safety of electric energy transmission and distribution services in accordance with world standards,and continues to steadily develop and improve power network of the Tyumen region, the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District and the Khanty-Mansijsk Autonomous District. Systematic efforts in the network renovation and commissioning of new capacities are still a higher priority for JSC Tyumenenergo.
In 2010, management authorities of the three constituent entities of the Russian Federation (the Yamalo-Nenets autonomous district, the  Khanty-Mansijsk autonomous district, and the Tyumen Region) prepared and approved investment program for 2011— 2015, whereunder JSC Tyumenenergo is to commission 82 sites with the total capacity of 3,152 MVa, and over 4,930 kilometers of power transmission line.

Company position in the region

Today there are 70 territorial network organizations in the territory of the Tyumen region, besides JSC Tyumenenergo, which transmit power and render technological connection services within municipalities or for own requirements of industrial enterprises. Majority of the network organizations have no direct access to the Unified National Power Grid (UNPG) and render electric energy transmission services mostly at the level of low and medium voltage (0.4—10 kV). They are connected to JSC Tyumenenergo power grid with its higher voltage level.

In accordance with Resolution of RF Govern ment of 27.12.2004 No. 861 the Tyumen region uses “commingled” method of tariff making for electric energy transmission services, which implies uniform (equal) tariffs for energy transmission services for all the region consumers regardless of which network organization they are connected to.
Existing territorial network organizations do not pose any considerable risks for JSC Tyumenenergo activities, because electric energy transmitted through their networks is received from JSC Tyumen energo power grids. Market share controlled by JSC Tyumenenergo is not expected to suffer and material changes, however the trend towards separate network companies segregation by large oil enterprises, will be maintained in future.
JSC Tyumenenergo realizes that it works on a developing market of energy services, and competition is not likely to appear in the nearest future. Therefore one of the top priorities in the Company activities is enlargement of the grid infrastructure, including but not limited to development and improvement of consumer power receptacles technological connection to power grid JSC Tyumenenergo.

Priority trends
  • increasing reliability and quality of power supply to Tyumen energy system consumers;
  • achieving high financial, economic, operation and process performances;
  • maintaining the leading positions on the Tyumen region market of electric energy transmission services;
  • corporate management improvement;
  • increasing investment attractiveness and capitalization of the Company;
  • raising operation and investment effectiveness;
  • human capital assets development;
  • increasing availability of power industry infrastructure;
  • implementation of innovative technologies and power efficiency increase.

Basic tasks:
  • increase quality, continuity and reliability of power supply to public and industrial consumers of the Tyumen region;
  • develop electric grid infrastructure to satisfy the needs of Tyumen region consumers;
  • reduce wear rate of the network complex and electric energy loss;
  • modernization, technical reequipment and reconstruction of power facilities;
  • ensure necessary reserve margin, first of all for socially important sites of the Tyumen region;
  • create effective mechanism for cost reduction, rational use of own and borrowed funds;
  • implement government power industry safety program;
  • introduce international quality, occupational health, labor security and environment protection standards;
  • connect energy district of the Tyumen region with decentralized power supply to the unified energy network space;
  • develop and upgrade JSC Tyumenenergo innovative development program;
  • study, adopt and implement world best practices, state-of-art technologies and innovations for the power industry develop ment and  increasing energy efficiency of the Tyumen region;
  • advance corporate management principles, pursue open and transparent information policy.