State Unitary Enterprise “Unified Electrical Distribution Networks” – 50 years

The state unitary enterprise "Unified Electric Distribution Networks" is the legal successor of the enterprise "South-Eastern Electric Networks", formed in Tiraspol on July 1, 1974. In 1992, the enterprise came under the jurisdiction of the PMR, and was reorganized into the State Unitary Enterprise "ERES" in 2007.

The history of the enterprise was discussed at the capital's Palace of Culture on the occasion of its 50th anniversary. The role of the enterprise’s workers was emphasized, thanks to whose work the homes of Pridnestrovians are light and warm. Electricians, engineers, power managers – 1170 people in total – work every day to ensure uninterrupted power supply. Life stories speak about the qualities possessed by employees of "Unified Electric Distribution Networks". For example, workers urgently repaired a damaged electrical network in life-threatening conditions so that surgeons could complete the operation in 1992 during armed conflict. "Unified Electric Distribution Networks" employees are always on duty in any weather conditions.

A letter of gratitude from the President of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic was presented to Mikhail Smirnov by the Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Economic Policy, Budget and Finance Vadim Levitsky in honor of the anniversary of the State Unitary Enterprise "Unified Electric Distribution Networks". The parliamentarian, having congratulated the entire team on the anniversary of the enterprise, read out a welcoming address from the Chairman of the Supreme Council Alexander Korshunov, in which the speaker noted the role of each employee. The uninterrupted operation of industrial enterprises, the functioning of social and government institutions, and the daily life of every person depend on their daily and conscientious work.

They talked at the gala event about the modernization of equipment, the tasks facing the "Unified Electric Distribution Networks"and the implementation of various investment and government programs.

The head of the enterprise spoke about the implementation of a new five-year state target program to replace mercury street lamps with LED ones. A pilot contract was concluded with the Elektromash plant, which will produce LED street lighting fixtures to implement it.

A number of employees were awarded state awards in honor of the 50th anniversary of the enterprise: orders, medals, certificates and letters of gratitude from the President of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic. Creative groups performed for those present in the hall.