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On May 1 and 4, JSC TGC-1 experts and engineers told young Petersburgers and their parents about the benefits of energy efficiency and resource conservation.

On April 30, 2014, at the venue for the International Children’s Design, Fine and Applied Art Competition, ‘The Room of My Dreams’ the JSC TGC-1 energy marathon got underway.

At the JSC TGC-1 Tsentralnaya CHPP power plant №2, construction of the building for closed 110/6 kV integrated switchgear with SF insulation is now complete.

On 24 April 2014, pupils from the 4th class of the Minkinskaya Special Comprehensive Residential School, visited the JSC TGC-1 Nizhne-Tulomskaya HPP in the village of Murmashi.

to the JSC TGC-1 Iovskaya HPP from Austria. The equipment, manufactured at the ANDRITZ Hydro GmbH plant (Graz, Austria), travelled along a route which led from Austria (Graz), to Belarus, and then Russia (Moscow) and finally to the Iovskaya HPP (Zarechensk, Murmansk oblast).

The premier of Karelian film-maker Konstantin Lenchitsky’s film ‘Matkozhnenskaya HPP: Battle against the Elements’ is being staged on 26 April 2014 as part of the competition programme of the Barents International Ecological Film Festival.

23rd April 2014 from 00:00 11 CHPPs of JSC TGC-1, located in the St Petersburg and the Leningrad Oblast, were transferred to the regime of periodic heating. The decision was taken on the basis of instructions of the energy and engineering supply committee.

On 21 April 2014, as part of the First International conference “Corporate Museums Today”, a presentation of displays by company museums in Russia was held. Over 80 experts from corporate museums in the oil and gas and energy sector from all regions of Russia gathered to exchange best practices.

At the general meeting the Board of Directors of TGC-1 considered the report on the results of TGC-1 activity in 2013 and recommended the annual general meeting of shareholders to approve the financial statements for 2013.

According to the latest rating released by JSC RusHydro in March 2014, among 40 regions of Russia the Republic of Karelia and the Murmansk Oblast are the leaders in the absolute number of HPPs.