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Российский экономический Университет имени Г.В. Плеханова по праву считается ведущим экономическим вузом страны с более чем 110-летней историей. Взращивая научную и интеллектуальную элиту страны, Университет обеспечивает своих студентов и аспирантов качественным образованием в области экономики, товароведения, технологии, юриспруденции и других областях.

Territorial Generation Company no. 1 (TGC-1 or TGK-1) is the leading producer and supplier of electricity and heat in the North-West of Russia and the 3rd largest territorial generating company in Russia in terms of installed electric capacity. It operates 55 electric generating stations in four regions of Russia – the City of St Petersburg, Republic of Karelia, Leningrad Region and Murmansk Region – with a total installed electric capacity of over 6.3 GW and heat capacity of over 14,300 GCal per hour. The Company’s major assets include thermal (cogeneration) and hydroelectric power plants and a heating grid of over 970 km. TGC-1 sells electricity on the domestic wholesale market and partly exports to neighboring Finland and Norway. The company is a strategic supplier of heat in St. Petersburg, Petrozavodsk, Murmansk, Kirovsk and Apatity. TGC-1 is listed in Russia on MICEX (ticker – TGKA) and RTS stock exchange (tickers – TGKA, TGKAG). Major Shareholders: Gazprom (51.79%), Fortum (25.66 %).

ENERGOMASH is the largest power engineering business group in Russia acting in the real sector of economics and being one of the leaders in domestic mechanical engineering. ENERGOMASH Business Group is a production engineering holding mostly focused on: * Engineering; * Design, construction and erection of GT CHP plants with all-round maintenance and repair; * Equipment manufactured and supplied for oil-and-gas complex, metallurgy, heavy engineering industry and transport; * Production of boilers, equipment for CHP and nuclear power plants, turbines, turbine generators, auxiliary power equipment; metalworks and piping; electric engineering equipment; * Electricity and heat generation.