Central electric networks

History

Formation of the Central electric networks originates on April 1, 1964 based on the 5th region of the electric networks (REN) of Management of power supply (UES). At the enterprise there were two regions of the electric networks.

For 1965-1981 the substation (PS) of 110/35/6 kV No. 3, substations of 35/6 kV No. No. 4, 7, 2, and substation No. 7 – the closed type are constructed. 2-chain LEP-35 of kV from substation No. 3 to substation No. 1, by the power transmission line - 35 kV – from substation No. 3 to RP-5 AEHK with unsoldering on substation No. 4 is built.

Since 1976 the Usolye and Cheremkhovo districts of power supply networks were a part of the NPP.

In 1981 Alarsky, Balagansky, Zalarinsky and Nukutsky districts of power supply networks were a part of the NPP.

In 1988 the Angarsk electric networks are renamed by the order of the Minister of Energy and electrification into the Central Electric Networks (CEN).

The biggest development of TsES was gained in 1983-1998.

The following power capacities are entered:

PS of 110/35/10 kV – 7 pieces with an installed capacity of transformers – 257 thousand kVA, PS of 35/10 kV – 8 pieces – 52.5 thousand kVA,

The VL of 110 kV – 91 km, VL-35 of kV – 243 km, VL-I0 of kV – 890 km, VL-O,4 of kV – 369 km.

In 1998 the Angarsk High-voltage Electric Networks (AHVEN) formed in 1963 and a part of the Southern electric networks were a part of the Central electric networks. In TsES there were power transmission lines and PS 220 and 500 of kV. Extent of the electric networks was nearly 7000 km. TsES have thermal networks 4.21 km long.

Management

The director is Startsev Maxim Vladimirovich

The chief engineer - Yermolov Alexey Vladimirovich

The chief accountant - the Trojan Aleksandra Vasilyevna

Links

• Official site