The Kirov branch of T Plus confirmed its readiness for the winter.

      The Kirov branch of T Plus received certificates of readiness for the 2025–2026 autumn–winter period. Inspections were carried out by commissions from Kirov, Kirovo-Chepetsk and Slobodskoy.

      Before the start of the heating season, the energy workers completed repairs and reconstruction of thermal power plants and heat networks. The branch stockpiled fuel, materials and equipment necessary for promptly addressing faults. In addition, staff underwent emergency-response drills, practicing actions in severe cold.

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The Kirov branch of T Plus confirmed its readiness for the winter.

The Kirov branch of T Plus confirmed its readiness for the winter.