Working group leaders
O. V. Grinko
Leader (co-head) of the working group, General Director, T-System LLC
EnergyNet working group
The participants of the working group for the development and implementation of the EnergyNet Roadmap of the National Technology Initiative were approved by Protocol No.3 dated 22 June 2016 of the Interdepartmental Working Group for the Development and Implementation of the National Technology Initiative under the Presidium of the Presidential Council for Economic Modernisation and Innovative Development of Russia.
Deputy co-head of the working group. Director, Department of State Energy Policy, Ministry of Energy of Russia
A. I. Kulapin
Deputy leader (co-head) of the working group, Head of the EnergyNet Infrastructure Centre
D. V. Kholkin
A. M. Chaly
Deputy Chairperson of the Board, NP Market Council
O. G. Barkin
Deputy General Director for Strategy, Innovations and Prospective Development, RusHydro PJSC
R. N. Berdnikov
B. A. Bokarev
Executive Director of the Institute of Arctic Technology of MIPT
Yu. V. Vasilyev
Head of General and Strategic Management Department, National Research University Higher School of Economics
I. O. Volkova
Head of the Department of Relay Protection and Automation of Power Systems, National Research University Moscow Power Engineering Institute
A. A. Voloshin
Deputy General Director for Marketing and Sales, Tavrida Electric SC JSC
V. V. Vorotnitsky
Assistant, Department of Industry and Infrastructure, Executive Office of the Government of the Russian Federation
V. V. Kovalchuk
First Deputy General Director / Director for Corporate Development and International Business, Rosatom
K. B. Komarov
Head of the Corporate and Property Relations Unit of Inter RAO PJSC
T. A. Merebashvili
First Deputy Chairperson of the Committee on Energy, State Duma of the Russian Federation
V. S. Seleznev
Working group leader
D. V. Kholkin
Head of EnergyNet Infrastructure Centre
Working group members
Working group, EnergyNet Regulatory Issues (LSI)
One of the key tasks of the EnergyNet roadmap is to implement measures to improve legislation and eliminate administrative barriers to the implementation of the EnergyNet action plan. In accordance with Order No.1184 of the Government of the Russian Federation dated 28 September 2017, "On the Procedure for Development and Implementation of Action Plans ("Roadmaps") to Improve Legislation and Eliminate Administrative Barriers for the Implementation of the National Technology Initiative and Amendment of Certain Acts of the Government of the Russian Federation", the corresponding EnergyNet working group on LSI has been established.
Managing Partner of the Foresight Strategic Energy Development Foundation
A. Yu. Abramov
Deputy Chairperson of the Board, NP Market Council
O. G. Barkin
Deputy General Director for Marketing and Sales, Tavrida Electric SC JSC
V. V. Vorotnitsky
Acting Deputy Director of the Department for the State Regulation of Tariffs, Infrastructure Reforms, and Energy Efficiency, Ministry of Economic Development of the Russian Federation
A. V. Gabov
Chairperson of the Board, Association of Guaranteed Suppliers and Energy Service Companies
N. V. Nevmerzhitskaya
Independent Expert
E. A. Olkhovich
Deputy Chairperson of the Management Board, System Operator of the United Power System JSC
F. Yu. Opadchiy
Head of the Department for External Relations and Strategy, Community of Energy Consumers Association
I. Yu. Ryapin
General Director, RTSoft JSC
O. V. Sinenko
Director of the Department of Electric Power Development, Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation
P. N. Snikkars
Chairperson of the Supervisory Board, Energy Consumers Association, partner of First Imagine! Ventures
A. G. Starchenko
Deputy Chairperson of the Executive Board, Rusnano Management Company LLC
Yu. V. Udaltsov
Independent Expert
D. A. Korev
First Deputy Chairperson of the State Duma Committee on Energy
S. Ya. Yesyakov
Director for Normative and Methodological Support, RVC JSC NTI
M. P. Yafarova
Executive Secretary of the Working Group, Head of Projects to Develop Regulatory Infrastructure of NTI, RVС JSC
O. S. Davydova
The NTI Competence Centre is a structural unit established on the basis of a university or scientific organisation, which carries out the comprehensive development of "end-to-end" NTI technologies together with consortium members on the basis of a consortium formation agreement.
The centre's programme is aimed at developing end-to-end technologies in the field of distributed energy, including human resources and infrastructure support for complex R&D projects, developing technologies and products in the field of distributed smart grids, implementing educational programmes for training scientific and engineering personnel in the interests of the National Technology Initiative markets, and creating a testing ground for R&D in the field of digital substations, digital electric meters, and universal measurements.
Site of Centre
MPEI National Research University
Head of Centre
A. A. Voloshin
The centres are established in partnership with Russian and foreign organisations (universities and leading scientific organisations, commercial partners), which are involved in posing research problems. The work of the NTI Central Committee is carried out in accordance with network principles: joint work of a distributed team, including technology commercialisation partners.
Stand-alone generation
The centre focuses on applied development, design, prototyping, engineering and full-scale testing, as well as support for the introduction of fundamentally new power plants and systems for the benefit of industrial customers interested in introducing innovative products into both Russian and international markets.
Key areas:
— Decentralised smart grids, microgrid
— Customer services and smart systems for customer relations management
— Comprehensive solutions for hard-to-reach and isolated areas, including the Arctic
Moscow Institute of Physics and Technology
Yu. V. Vasilyev
Technologies for new and mobile energy sources
The centre was established to overcome a number of technological barriers within the selected "end-to-end" technology for the EnergyNet market:
A durable energy storage unit with low energy consumption costs. Resource life — at least 4,000 cycles, service life — at least 12 years. The cost of energy capacity is not more than $350 per kWh, the present life cycle storage cost (LCOS) is no more than $300 per MWh.
Institute of Problems of Chemical Physics, Russian Academy of Sciences
Yu. A. Dobrovolsky
Smart distributed energy
The centre focuses on:
— Providing services for a feasibility study on the creation and development of power grids with distributed energy resources
— Developing models for the calculation of electrical modes, as well as control and optimisation models for power grids with distributed energy resources
— Developing programmes and practical exercises on the use of tools for modelling power grids with distributed energy resourcesSC RTSoft
I. A. Bruma
Standardisation and compliance assessment
The centre focuses on:
— Advisory support for the promotion of EnergyNet roadmap projects
in both domestic and foreign markets using national, interstate (regional) and international standardisation and conformity assessment mechanisms
— Organising the work of the professional community in the activities of the Technical Committees for Standardisation of the International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) and the International Organisation for Standardisation (ISO).
— Cooperation to remove technological barriers to EnergyNet projects in terms of standardisation, technical regulation, and conformity assessment in Russia as well as in foreign markets
All-Russian Research Institute for Standardisation and Certification in Mechanical Engineering
A. V. Ivanov
EnergyNet Expert and Analytical Centre
The centre focuses on:
— EnergyNet global market forecasts
— Monitoring technological trends, comparative analysis of the technological level in Russia and abroad
— State-of-the-art patent analytics tools (industry patent landscape and patent technical intelligence)
— Expert support in choosing effective strategies and methods of patent protection for Russian products to be exported
Russian Energy Agency
A. V. Konev
EnergyNet Energy Cybersecurity
The centre aims to provide expertise in the following areas:
— Cybersecurity
— Information security
— APCS information security
— IоТ information security
Consortium of companies
G. A. Shebuldaev
Chairperson of the ATC
D.V. Kholkin
Head of EnergyNet Infrastructure Centre
Secretary of the ATC
Members of the ATC
The Architectural and Technology Committee (hereinafter referred to as the ATC) is organised under the National Technology Initiative (NTI) EnergyNet Working Group for the purpose of providing expert evaluation of projects that apply for support from the National Technology Initiative.
Projects are assessed according to the following criteria:
— Compliance with EnergyNet target market development vision, current and future needs
— Scientific, technological, engineering, and technical novelty of the proposed solution/product/service
— Technical feasibility of the project
Leading Expert at EnergyNet Infrastructure Centre
I. A. Burdin
Head of the Department of Relay Protection and Automation of Power Systems, National Research University Moscow Power Engineering Institute
A. A. Voloshin
Independent Expert
V. V. Dorofeev
Technical Director in Power Engineering, RTSoft JSC
A. A. Nebera
Head of the Consulting and Modelling Group, RTSoft JSC
A. R. Verigo
Advisor to the General Director, RASU JSC
R. V. Neustupkin
Chief Designer of Autonomous Hybrid Power Supply Systems, Institute of Arctic Technology MIPT
I. L. Ozernykh
Adviser to the General Director, Technical Inspection of UES
R. M. Khaziahmetov
Head of the Department for External Relations and Strategy, Community of Energy Consumers Association
I. Yu. Ryapin
Director of the Analytical Division, EnergyNet Infrastructure Centre
I. S. Chausov
Independent Expert
D. A. Korev
P. G. Vorobiev
Leading Researcher, ICS RAS
S. P. Kovalev
Deputy Director of the Technical Policy Department, Rosseti PJSC
G. K. Gladkovsky
Architectural and Technological Committee of EnergyNet
Working group leaders
G. A. Shebuldaev
Leader (co-head) of the working group, Head of New Product Development Department, Kaspersky Laboratory
Working group members
EnergyNet working group on cybersecurity
The EnergyNet working group on cybersecurity provides consulting services and expertise in the area of energy cybersecurity
А. V. Petukhov
Co-head of the working group, Head of Industrial CyberSecurity, Kaspersky Laboratory
Deputy Head of Department, IC SIBINTEK LLC
A. Yu. Gurevich
Independent Expert
A. A. Borovskiy
Cand. Sc. (Engineering), Ministry of Internal Affairs, Head of ICS Cybersecurity Department-BDM, MPEI NTI, FSBEI of Higher Education MPEI NTI
V. G. Karantaev
Head of Protection of APCS and CII, Jet Infosystems JSC
A. I. Karpenko
Director of Intelligent Grids LLC
M. V. Nikandrov
Director of the Research and Academic Centre for New Information and Analytical Technologies, Russian State University of Oil and Gas
D. I. Pravikov
Director of the Expert and Analytical Centre of InfoWatch Group, InfoWatch JSC
M. B. Smirnov
Director of the Project Management Department, InfoWatch ARMA
A. Yu. Yurshev