- CEO
- Aleksandr Aleksandrovich Butko
- Full Time Employees
- 8,654
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- Building 101/3 Moscow MC Russian Federation 119526
- IPO Date
- Sep 1, 1995
- Business
- PJSC Mosenergo (MSNG.ME), also known as TGK-3, engages in the generation and sale of electricity and heat primarily within Moscow and the Moscow Oblast. The company operates 15 thermal power plants, including cogeneration units such as CHP-21, CHP-23, CHP-25, and CHP-26, equipped with 104 cogeneration turbines, 7 gas-turbine units, one combined cycle power unit, two expansion generation units, 117 power boilers, and 114 peak-load boilers; its installed electric capacity stands at approximately 12,600 MW and thermal capacity at 44,100 Gcal/h, supplying over 50% of the region's electricity needs and around 90% of Moscow's heat requirements. Additional services encompass engineering and telecommunications.
Founded in 1887 and headquartered at Vernadsky Avenue 101A, building 3, Moscow, Russia, Mosenergo functions as a subsidiary of Gazprom Energoholding LLC, a unit of PJSC Gazprom, with shares listed on the Moscow Exchange. The company collaborates closely with PJSC MOEK on heat load switching initiatives from boiler houses to combined heat and power plants, achieving a reduction of over 1.2 million tons in greenhouse gas emissions since 2013.
In recent developments, Mosenergo signed a memorandum of cooperation with Ural Turbine Plant JSC at INNOPROM-2024 to modernize five power units totaling 1 GW capacity between 2024 and 2027, with the first upgraded turbine (Unit 4R, 110 MW) commissioned at CHP-23 in June 2024. Modernization efforts under the national KOMMod program proceed at CHP-21, CHP-22, CHP-23, and CHP-25, encompassing over 1.4 GW; new 259 MW units at CHP-25 and CHP-26 advanced to construction following a September 2024 decision chaired by Deputy Prime Minister Alexander Novak, targeting commissioning in late 2027 and 2028. Operational results for January-September 2024 reflect a 6.5% rise in electricity generation and 9.2% increase in heat output year-over-year.