Even before the end of summer this year, the company "European Electrical Engineering" will begin production of a large batch of engineering systems for the Grand Tower .
Alexander Prokhorov, head of the Moscow Department of Investment and Industrial Policy, shared information that Evropeyskaya Elektrotekhnika has created 30 new jobs since early spring and has also allocated over 30 million rubles to establish the production of high-tech low-voltage complete devices as part of its production expansion program. This project is now three-quarters complete.
The company has received its first order for a large batch of products for the Grand Tower , namely, input distribution boards and main switchgear. It will be produced in collaboration with Schneider Electric, another Technopolis Moscow participant. As a reminder, the skyscraper is projected to rise 283 meters, with a total floor area of 400,000 square meters.
Andrey Smirnov, a representative of Evropeyskaya Elektrotekhnika, noted that the pandemic that has shaken the world has triggered increased interest among companies in developing advanced infrastructure and, consequently, increased demand for the implementation of digital technologies in as many business processes as possible. Therefore, they are adapting their investment plans to the changed economic conditions. He also explained that Evropeyskaya Elektrotekhnika has shown positive momentum in the number of new contracts signed for the production of engineering systems from March to June of this year, and that existing projects are not being cancelled. He believes that growing demand indicates the relevance of the company's production facility.
