YakutskEnergo
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- CEO
- Alexandr Stepanovich Sloik
- Full Time Employees
- 307
- Sector
- Utilities
- Industry
- Electric utilities
- Address
- St. Fedora Popova, 14 Yakutsk SA Russian Federation 677001
- IPO Date
- Jan 5, 2000
- Website
- yakutskenergo.ru
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- Public joint stock company Yakutskenergo (YKEN.ME) is a Russian energy utility engaged in the production, transmission, distribution, and sale of electricity and thermal energy primarily in the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), covering a vast territory that constitutes one-fifth of Russia's land area excluding the southern region; it operates through diesel, thermal, wind, and solar power plants, including three main electric plants and 163 diesel electric plants, alongside 70.7 Gcal/h of boiler capacity for heat production, hot and cold water supply, and repair and construction services for equipment, heating networks, and overhead lines; as of early 2021, installed electric capacity stands at 1,140.465 MW and heat capacity at 1,723.651 Gcal/h, with 2023 electricity output reaching 5,477.7 million kWh and heat at 2,766 thousand Gcal. A subsidiary of RusHydro, which holds an 83.18% stake, the company, founded in 1996 and headquartered in Yakutsk at ul. Fedora Popova d. 14, serves as the primary guaranteeing supplier of electricity in Yakutia to residential, commercial, and industrial customers across multiple energy districts. Key subsidiaries encompass Sakhaenergo OAO, Yakutskaya energoremontnaya kompaniya OAO, Energotranssnab OAO, and Teploenergoservis OAO. In recent developments, RusHydro announced plans in September 2024 to unbundle Yakutskenergo's power grid assets effective January 1, 2025, separating grids in anticipation of including Russia's Far East in the second price zone of the energy market and pending government decisions on their sale or transfer; electricity guaranteeing supplier functions transitioned to DEK in April 2025; the company reported a RAS net loss of RUB 2.73 billion for the first nine months of 2024, versus a profit in the prior year, with revenue down 4.5%, alongside an annual general meeting scheduled for June 2025; ongoing strategic projects include the second phase of Yakutskaya GRES-2, targeted for completion in 2026.