- Statement of the Chairman of the Management Board
- Federal Grid Company General Information
- Corporate Governance
- Internal Control System
- The Risk Management System
- Understanding of Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainable Development
- Human Resources Management
- Managing of the Economic Impact
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Anti-corruption and Prevention of Conflict of Interests System
- JSC Federal Grid Company`s Anti-Corruption Policy
- Program for Prevention of Corruption and Settlement of Conflict of Interests in Federal Grid Company for 2012-2014
- Implementation of Anti-Corruption Policy and Program for Anti-corruption and Settlement of Conflict of Interests in Federal Grid Company in 2012
- 2013 Plans
- Environmental Impact Management
- Stakeholders Relations
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APPENDICES
- The UNEG Reliability Provisions
- Innovative Development of the UNEG
- GRI Guidelines Indicators (G 3.1 and the Industry Protocol for Electric Power Industry), Reflected in the Report
- A Report on the Fulfillment of the 2012 CSR Plans and Obligations of JSC FGC UES (Draft)
- A Table of Stakeholders’ Suggestions Pertaining to the Disclosure of Information in the Report, Voiced at the Dialogue on 05.04.2013 and at the Public Hearings on 26.04.2013
- A List of Natural Areas in Preferential Protection (NAPP) Accessible for JSC FGC UES for the Purposes of Operation
- Independent Assurance of Social Reporting
- Glossary and Abbreviations
Organizational Structure
As of 31 December 2012, the Company’s functional structure incorporated:
- — Head Office (Moscow);
- — 8 backbone electric grids (MES), branches;
- — 41 backbone electric grid transmission line companies (PMES), branches;
- — 1 dedicated production base “Bely Rast”, branches;
- — 1 Technical Supervision Center, branch.
As of December 31, 2012, Federal Grid Company has 22 subsidiary and dependent companies (SDCs) operating
in different sectors of economy, including supporting electric grid facilities. Tomsk Backbone Grids and Kuban Backbone Grids are subsidiary backbone grid companies.