MES Siberia

MES of Siberia is a key link in the Unified National Electric Network of Russia . The service area of ​​MES Siberia includes the territories of 11 constituent entities of the Russian Federation with a population of 19.3 million people. The total length of 460 power lines is more than 24,395.51 km. Siberian MES operates 124 substations of 35-1150 kV with a total capacity of 49,025.9 MVA. The branch provides interstate electricity flows to Kazakhstan and Mongolia. Siberian MES is subordinate to five branches - Trunk Electric Networks (PMES) enterprises: West Siberian PMES , Kuzbass PMES , Krasnoyarsk PMES , Khakassky PMES , Zabaykalsky PMES .

The maintenance services of MES Siberia include electric grid facilities located in the following territories:

1. Krasnoyarsk Territory ;
2. Altai Territory ;
3. Republic of Buryatia ;
4. Republic of Khakassia ;
5. Republic of Tuva ;
6. Novosibirsk region ;
7. Kemerovo region ;
8. Omsk region ;
9. Tomsk region ;
10. Transbaikal Territory ;
11. Irkutsk region .

The objectives of the MES Siberia:

• ensuring reliable functioning, increasing the efficiency and development of the Unified National Electric Network of the Siberian region of Russia ;
• creation of conditions for the effective functioning of the wholesale electricity market ;
• implementation of state policy in the electric power industry;
• implementation of effective operation and centralized technological management of electric networks that are part of the Unified Energy System of Russia ;
• implementation of a unified strategy in the field of investments and raising capital to solve system-wide tasks for the development of electric networks and the Unified Energy System of Russia ;
• implementation of scientific and technical policies and the introduction of new progressive types of equipment and technologies.

In accordance with the long-term plan for creating the Siberia - Kazakhstan - Ural - Center air line , the West Siberian Intersystem Power Transmission Enterprise (ZapSibMES) was founded in 1982 in Barnaul . It served as the customer for the construction of the 1150 kV Ekibastuz-Barnaul power transmission line with the corresponding substation in the city. The first in Siberia section of this line with a length of 371 km was put into operation in 1988 . In the same year, the construction of the Barnaul - Itat section (448 km) began. In 1997, the Intersystem Electric Networks of Siberia were created, and in 2002 they were transformed into the branch of JSC FGC UES - Main Electric Networks (MES) of Siberia.

• Official site of PJSC "FGC UES"
• News MES Siberia
• The structure of MES Siberia
• The management of MES Siberia