Rosseti Siberia discussed with entrepreneurs of the Krasnoyarsk Territory issues of connecting to power grids

The deputy director of the Rosseti Siberia branch – Krasnoyarskenergo met with representatives of small and medium-sized businesses of the Achinsk municipal district. The main topic of the meeting was connecting new facilities to power grids.

The meeting took place on the initiative of the Commissioner for Entrepreneurs' Rights in the Krasnoyarsk Territory, Olga Zagitova.

In the format of an open dialogue, entrepreneurs were able to get answers to key questions. In particular, they were interested in ways to optimize the timing and cost of work on technological connection to networks, the procedure for determining the required power and methods of submitting an application. Deputy Director of the Krasnoyarskenergo branch Alexander Raspopov explained in detail the current procedures and regulatory requirements.

Particular attention at the meeting was paid to practical cases. Thus, entrepreneur from Achinsk Alexander Knigin, who has owned a family bakery for 20 years, sought advice on increasing the facility’s power to 50 kW. Possible solutions were considered, including the use of a preferential tariff.

“We, as a backbone network organization, strictly adhere to the standards established by the state. All of them are enshrined in Decree of the Government of the Russian Federation No. 861 of December 27, 2024. Particularly relevant was the issue of minimizing the execution time of technical connection agreements. During the meeting, the participants were explained the possibility of obtaining a temporary technological connection to speed up the connection of business facilities,” emphasized Alexander Raspopov, Deputy Director for Sales and Development of Services of the Rosseti Sibir branch – Krasnoyarskenergo.

The meeting participants noted the convenience of using a single portal for electrical grid services: portal-tp.rf. There you can submit an application for technical connection and track the status of its implementation online.

At the end of the meeting, Olga Zagitova emphasized the importance of such consultations with energy workers to support business and a detailed analysis of real situations: “Our goal is not just to discuss problems, but to find real, working solutions that will make doing business in the region easier and more transparent,” noted the Commissioner for Entrepreneurs' Rights in the Krasnoyarsk Territory Olga Zagitova.

Energy workers and entrepreneurs agreed to hold such meetings on a regular basis. The next event is planned as part of Entrepreneurship Week and will be devoted to questions from business representatives from other districts of the region.