Another resident of the “Khabarovsk” ASEZ became a participant in the national project “Labor Productivity”
The Khabarovsk company Energo-impulse+, which produces distribution substations and power equipment, became a participant in the presidential national project “Labor Productivity”. This is already the ninth enterprise - resident of the Khabarovsk priority development territory (ASEZ), which has become a participant in the national project to increase labor productivity.
The national project will allow the company to increase efficiency and enlarge output without additional investments. Experts from the Regional Competence Center (RCC) will help the enterprise build production processes.
The company produces 200 substations of various types per year, supplying significant facilities in the Far East and Eastern Siberia. The company does not have a production line and each product is manufactured to meet the needs of a specific customer.
As Irina Serova, director of the Khabarovsk Regional FEDC, noted, the “Energo-Impulse+” company, in agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), implemented a new project for the production of power equipment in 2018, investing about 40 million rubles. Tax benefits and administrative preferences of the ASEZ regime, created and improved thanks to the systematic work of the President and the Government of Russia, allow the enterprise to develop actively. As part of the “Energo-Impulse+” investment project, 33 highly productive jobs were created; participation in the national project will give an additional impetus to the development of production that is important for the region.
The Khabarovsk company Energo-impulse+, which produces distribution substations and power equipment, became a participant in the presidential national project “Labor Productivity”. This is already the ninth enterprise - resident of the Khabarovsk priority development territory (ASEZ), which has become a participant in the national project to increase labor productivity.
The national project will allow the company to increase efficiency and enlarge output without additional investments. Experts from the Regional Competence Center (RCC) will help the enterprise build production processes.
The company produces 200 substations of various types per year, supplying significant facilities in the Far East and Eastern Siberia. The company does not have a production line and each product is manufactured to meet the needs of a specific customer.
As Irina Serova, director of the Khabarovsk Regional FEDC, noted, the “Energo-Impulse+” company, in agreement with the Far East and Arctic Development Corporation (FEDC), implemented a new project for the production of power equipment in 2018, investing about 40 million rubles. Tax benefits and administrative preferences of the ASEZ regime, created and improved thanks to the systematic work of the President and the Government of Russia, allow the enterprise to develop actively. As part of the “Energo-Impulse+” investment project, 33 highly productive jobs were created; participation in the national project will give an additional impetus to the development of production that is important for the region.
