ROSSETI is reconstructing key power substations in Tuva by the end of the year.

In 2025, ROSSETI will allocate almost 15 billion rubles for the development of Tuva's energy infrastructure. This was stated by Andrey Ryumin, CEO of Rosseti, at a working meeting with Vladislav Khovalyg, head of the republic.

Ryumin and Khovalyg discussed the implementation of a comprehensive energy supply plan for investment projects in the industrial and social spheres. The parties also considered the solution of current tasks, including the preparation of the region's grid complex for the autumn-winter period.

Vladislav Khovalyg stressed that the task in the region is not just to maintain the operation of the energy system, but to ensure a stable and predictable electricity supply to cities and villages of the republic. Effective cooperation has been established with ROSSETI.

As part of the comprehensive plan approved by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, the company will complete several major projects in 2025, including the reconstruction of 220 kV Turan and Kyzylskaya substations. They provide electricity to the central and eastern regions of Tuva, as well as the capital of the region.

The head of Rosseti noted that in 2025 the group will allocate almost 15 billion rubles for the development of the region's energy infrastructure. This is one of the largest investment programs implemented in the Siberian Federal District.

"We are continuing the construction of trunk transits that will strengthen Tuva's energy ties with Khakassia and transfer additional capacity to the region necessary for the development of production facilities," Ryumin stressed. Among the main tasks of the region's distribution complex is the power supply of new residential complexes and schools in Kyzyl, where more than 130,000 people live, said the head of Rosseti.

Ryumin also spoke about the implementation of the repair program, which directly affects the readiness of the grid complex for winter. The volume of financing increased by 17% compared to 2024, to 257 million rubles. The work is proceeding in accordance with the approved schedules, Rosseti reported.

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