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Rosseti is implementing an investment program in the Yaroslavl region aimed at modernizing and developing the electrical grid infrastructure, including the construction of new substations and road lighting.
The Rosseti company, with the support of the government of the Yaroslavl region, is beginning the construction of a new electrical substation in the Kuznechikhinsky settlement, and plans also include a project to illuminate the route from Yaroslavl to Uglich, said Governor Mikhail Evraev.
“We are starting to build a new substation with Rosseti in the Kuznechikha settlement. It will provide electricity to the Zavolzhsky district of Yaroslavl, the territory of the Yaroslavl district, including Kuznechikha,” Evraev said during the direct line.
The company also plans a project to illuminate the highway from Yaroslavl to Uglich. The work is expected to last two years and is planned to begin this year, the governor noted. Preparations for the project will begin in September.
According to Evraev, in 2026, the volume of investments made by Rosseti in the implementation of projects in the Yaroslavl region amounted to more than 4 billion rubles. The investment program has been drawn up until 2030 and is designed for 14 billion rubles. The program plans, in particular, the reconstruction and construction of more than 1 thousand kilometers of networks, the construction of the Kuznechikha substation and the modernization of two substations in Pereslavl-Zalessky.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Work on lighting the route from Yaroslavl to Uglich will begin this year
Very likely · Within months
The volume of Rosseti investments in the Yaroslavl region will grow within the framework of the program until 2030
Likely · Within years

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