- CEO
- Andrey Valerievich Ryumin
- Full Time Employees
- 22,302
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- 5A Akademika Chelomeya Street Moscow MC Russian Federation 117630
- IPO Date
- Jul 16, 2008
- Business
- Public Joint-Stock Company Federal Grid Company of Unified Energy System (PJSC FGC UES or Rosseti FGC UES) develops, operates, and manages Russia's Unified National Electric Grid (UNEG), the backbone of the country's power transmission infrastructure; offers electricity transmission services to regional distribution companies, retail electricity suppliers, and large industrial enterprises; provides technological connection services to participants in the wholesale electricity and capacity market; maintains, supervises, and invests in grid facilities including approximately 149,100 kilometers of transmission lines at voltage levels from 220 kV and above and 889 substations with a total capacity of about 352 GVA across 79 Russian regions, spanning from Kaliningrad to the Far East; and supports technological integration of renewable energy sources and major industrial projects through grid expansion and modernization. Founded in 2002 as part of Russia's electricity sector reform and headquartered at 5A Akademika Chelomeya Street, Moscow, the company operates as a natural monopoly under Federal Law No. 35-FZ on Electric Power Industry, serving wholesale market participants, generation facilities, and government authorities while focusing on reliability, economic efficiency, and cost minimization in electricity transmission, dispatch, and infrastructure development. As a subsidiary of PJSC Rosseti, it targets utility providers, industrial consumers, and state-backed infrastructure initiatives nationwide. In recent years, Rosseti FGC UES completed a major corporate reorganization in 2022 through the merger of parent PJSC Rosseti and affiliates including Far East Energy Management Company - ENES (DVEUK-ENES), Tomsk Trunk Grids, and Kuban Trunk Grids into FGC UES via a new share issuance, streamlining operations under unified leadership while retaining Andrey Ryumin as CEO equivalent; continued execution of its 2020-2024 investment program totaling RUB 658 billion approved by Russia's Ministry of Energy, emphasizing UNEG modernization, capacity upgrades for the Baikal-Amur and Trans-Siberian railways to support 180 million tonnes annual freight, and expansion in low-density regions like Eastern Siberia and the Far East; advanced digital transformation with over 200 partially digitalized substations per IEC 61850 standards, telecontrol at 22 facilities by 2019 extending to 93 by 2021 and 32 digital projects by 2025, plus innovative pilots like a 2.5 km high-temperature superconducting cable line in St. Petersburg and Energy Saving Substation technologies reducing own-use electricity by up to 50%; and reported steady quarterly financials through 2025 including June earnings with revenue of RUB 31.62 billion, alongside ongoing grid enhancements such as nodal power center expansions in Tula region for new chemical facilities.