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Multifunctional information technology centers for managing electric networks have opened in the Udmurt Republic and Kirov Oblast. All automated and software systems in the control centers are domestic developments. This was reported by the press service of the government of the Udmurt Republic.

dispatchers can monitor canada whatsapp number database the state of the regions' electric grid infrastructure in real time, promptly respond to equipment malfunctions, and coordinate the work of field and repair teams. The creation of such complexes takes network management to a qualitatively new level - all the competencies of managing the main and distribution networks of each region will be concentrated in one point, which will ensure remote management of 449 substations, more than 16 thousand distribution electrical installations and 70 thousand kilometers of power lines in two regions.

"The implementation of this project is an event not only for power engineers, but also for all residents of Udmurtia. In 2019, we presented the President of the country with an optimal model for managing the region's electric grid complex on the scale of the Russian Federation. Then, in Izhevsk, we opened the first digital city dispatch center in Russia. And today we are putting into operation a single grid control center. This is about the digitalization of the industry, and about security, and about development. Rosseti Center and Volga Region is our important and valuable business partner. Energy is the basis of all plans for the long-term development of the region. This concerns production, oil production, development of the agricultural sector, construction of housing and social facilities," said the head of the Udmurt Republic, Alexander Brechalov.

"The use of modern high-tech developments is a significant step in the development of the electric grid economy. They allow power engineers to systematically improve the efficiency of infrastructure management and the quality of services provided, and therefore ensure reliable and uninterrupted power supply to more than 2.7 million residents of Udmurtia and the Kirov region," said Igor Makovsky, General Director of Rosseti Centre and Rosseti Centre and Volga Region.