Rosseti Yug 2025 Annual Report

At a glance

GRI 2-6

PJSC Rosseti South is the largest power grid company in the south of Russia, part of the Integrated Energy System (IES) of the South of the Unified Energy System (UES) of Russia.

Consumers of PJSC Rosseti South’s services are electricity retailers, subjects of the wholesale and retail electricity markets, and direct consumers of services.

Core activities
  • Electricity transmission and distribution
  • Grid connection
  • Care and maintenance, upkeep and renewal of power facilities

Systemic Territorial Grid Organisation (SGO)

In accordance with Federal Law No. 35-FZ, dated 26 March 2024, ‘On the Electric Power Industry’, the heads of the regions designated PJSC Rosseti South as the systemic territorial grid organisation for the entire territory of its responsibility for the period from 2025 to 2029.

As a SGO, the Company functions as a single point of contact for consumers of power transmission services, ensuring reliable and uninterrupted power supply.

Branch

Region of responsibility

Astrakhanenergo

Astrakhan Region

Volgogradenergo

Volgograd Region

Kalmenergo

Republic of Kalmykia

KubanenergoUntil 1 December 2025 — JSC Rosseti Kuban.

Krasnodar Territory, Republic of Adygeya, Sirius Federal Territory

Rostovenergo

Rostov Region

Key indicators in 2023–2025

Indicators

2023

2024

2025

Change 2025/2024, %

Scope of service, thousand c.u.

1,205.045

1,210.969

2,021.853

+67.0

Length of power transmission lines by circuits, thousand km

164.300

165.287

265.037

+60.3

Number/capacity of 35–220 kV substations/MVA

1,214 / 18,985.46

1,221 / 19,207.04

1,968 / 32,014.27

+61.2 / +66.7

Number/capacity of 6–10 (35) / 0.4 kV transformer stations/MVA

33,410 / 5,866.06

34,044 / 6,008.01

62,866 / 13,658.88

+84.7 / +127.3

Power grid branches

4

4

5

+25.0

By the end of 2025, there has been a significant increase in the volume of power grid equipment, which is caused by:
  • The merger of JSC Rosseti Kuban in to PJSC Rosseti South;
  • Commissioning of newly built transmission lines, substations and transformer substations (during grid connection);
  • Conclusion of lease agreements for power transmission lines, transformer substations and equipment of substations, as well as acceptance of ownerless transmission lines and transformer substations on the Company’s balance sheet (during consolidation of power grid assets);
  • Replacement of current transformers with higher-rating transformers.