ETC Project Upgrades Scheme to Meet Approved «Scheme for Heat Supply of the City of Moscow for the Period until 2035» (Order of the Ministry of Energy of Russia dated June 19, 2020 No. 484) and Legislative Requirements to Ensure Comfort and Reliability of Heat Supply for Years Ahead
The city of Moscow is known for its harsh winters, with temperatures dropping below freezing for months on end. In such conditions, a reliable and efficient heat supply system is crucial for the well-being of its citizens. That is why the ETC Project, a leading energy company in Moscow, has taken a proactive approach to upgrade its heat supply scheme in line with the approved «Scheme for Heat Supply of the City of Moscow for the Period until 2035» and the latest legislative requirements.
The ETC Project has been providing heat to the city of Moscow for decades, constantly striving to improve its services and meet the growing demand for heat. However, with the rapid development of the city and the increasing number of residents, it became clear that the existing heat supply scheme needed to be updated to ensure the comfort and reliability of heat supply for years to come.
In June 2020, the Ministry of Energy of Russia approved the «Scheme for Heat Supply of the City of Moscow for the Period until 2035,» which outlines the strategic goals and objectives for the development of the heat supply system in Moscow. The ETC Project immediately took action and started working on upgrading its scheme to align with the approved plan.
The upgraded scheme takes into account the specific needs and requirements of the city, as well as the latest technological advancements and legislative changes. One of the key goals of the upgraded scheme is to increase the reliability of heat supply, reducing the risk of disruptions and ensuring uninterrupted heat for the citizens of Moscow. This is achieved through the modernization of the existing heat supply infrastructure and the implementation of new, more efficient technologies.
Moreover, the ETC Project has also focused on improving the energy efficiency of the heat supply system. This not only helps to reduce the environmental impact but also results in cost savings for the company, which can then be passed on to the consumers. The upgraded scheme also includes measures to increase the use of renewable energy sources, such as geothermal and solar energy, in line with the city’s goal of sustainable development.
In addition to technical upgrades, the ETC Project has also paid special attention to the needs of its customers. The upgraded scheme includes measures to improve customer service, such as the introduction of online heat consumption monitoring and payment systems, as well as the implementation of a 24/7 customer support center. These improvements aim to make the heat supply experience more convenient and transparent for the citizens of Moscow.
The ETC Project’s efforts to upgrade its heat supply scheme also align with the latest legislative requirements. The company has ensured compliance with all relevant laws and regulations, including those related to energy efficiency and environmental protection. This not only demonstrates the ETC Project’s commitment to responsible and sustainable business practices but also guarantees the safety and well-being of the citizens of Moscow.
In conclusion, the ETC Project’s upgrade of its heat supply scheme is a significant step towards ensuring the comfort and reliability of heat supply for the citizens of Moscow for years to come. By aligning with the approved «Scheme for Heat Supply of the City of Moscow for the Period until 2035» and meeting all legislative requirements, the company has demonstrated its dedication to providing high-quality services and contributing to the development of the city. The ETC Project remains committed to continuously improving its services and meeting the ever-changing needs of the city and its residents.
