Pavel Livinskiy

Livinsky Pavel Anatolyevich - energy manager, statesman, politician, CEO of PJSC Rosseti. During his career, Pavel Anatolyevich has worked in the regional, as well as in the capital and federal energy, both in the private and public sectors.

Despite his youth, he was one of the wealthiest officials in Moscow and an influential figure in the Moscow fuel and energy complex. Since September 2017, he has become one of the key persons in the Russian energy sector. Received two medals of the Ministry of Emergency Situations of Russia, two thanks from the mayor of Moscow, a medal of the Order of Merit to the Fatherland, II degree, and other awards.

Pavel Livinsky was born on February 19, 1980 in Chelyabinsk, in the family of Anatoly and Nelly Livinsky. Father, a mechanical engineer by education, in the mid-1970s. worked as a teacher at the Nizhniy Tagil Engineering College, and since 1976 held administrative positions in the administrations of Chelyabinsk and the Chelyabinsk region.

In the 1990s, using communications in Moscow, he began working in the Ministry of Fuel and Energy of the Russian Federation, and then became Deputy Head of the Department of State Energy Supervision and Energy Saving.

For merits in the energy sector of Chelyabinsk and Russia in general, Anatoly is awarded the Order of the Badge of Honor, as well as the honorary title of Honored Worker of the Housing and Communal Services of the Russian Federation. Pavel Nelli's mother, like his father, worked in the Chelyabinsk Regional Executive Committee, and then went into business.

Pavel is the youngest child in the family. His sister Olga, born in 1978, is in the energy and book publishing business.

In 1997, the Livinsky family, following their father, who received a position in the Ministry of Energy, moved to Moscow. This allows Pavel to apply for admission to the Moscow State University named after M.V. Lomonosov. Having successfully entered and studied at the Faculty of Economics, Pavel in 2001 received an honors degree. 

At the same time, he began working in the energy sector, trying his hand at such enterprises as the Center for the Efficient Use of Energy and Energomashexport. Livinsky continues his studies in the magistracy in the direction of "management", and in 2003 he received a diploma with a gold medal.

After master's degree Pavel plunges headlong into work, and already at the age of 23 he is entrusted with the leadership of work with large consumers in the Vostok energy company. He begins to think about creating his own business and, in the end, establishes the "Sergievoposad Energy Sales Company", which sells electricity and heat in bulk. Livinsky works for Surgutenergogaz until in 2006 he moves to the Moscow City Electricity Grid Company, after which he works exclusively in the Moscow power industry.

Further, he is listed in the list of top managers of MOESK and SBKRD companies. In 2011, Pavel Anatolyevich took the chair of the General Director of the United Energy Company.

In 2011-2012. Pavel Livinsky and his team are assembling a 20 kV power grid in Moscow, putting into operation two high-tech substations for Moscow City, and building a power grid monitoring center.

On January 22, 2013, Sergei Sobyanin signs an order to appoint the 33-year-old manager as head of the Department of Fuel and Energy Economy of the capital. In 2015, Livinsky was one of the five youngest employees of the Moscow government.

In 2013, under the leadership of Livinsky, a major urban lighting renovation project was implemented. Two years later, more than 300 new lanterns were installed on the streets of Moscow, and part of the electrical wires was hidden underground. In 2016, a program was implemented to illuminate trees and lawns at the interchanges of the Moscow Ring Road. Under Livinsky, lighting was carried out in 15 thousand households.

In 2017, the mayor of Moscow decided to reorganize the Department of Fuel and Energy Services by joining the Department of Housing and Communal Services to it. The Deputy Mayor of Moscow for Housing and Public Utilities and Improvement, Pyotr Biryukov, recommended Pavel Livinsky for the post of head of the united structure, and on March 7, 2017 he took a new position. Now he had to combine the solution of his usual energy issues with the issues of repair, water use, landscaping and landscaping.

PJSC Rosseti was founded in 2013 to manage the country's power grids. From the moment of its foundation, the company was headed by Oleg Budargin, but almost immediately complaints began to arise against his leadership. The General Control Department of the President and the Accounts Chamber recorded major violations in organizations controlled by Budargin. The search for a replacement leader began.

The most likely successors were the director of IDGC of Urals, OJSC, Sergei Dregval, and the deputy minister of energy of the Russian Federation, Vyacheslav Kravchenko, but ultimately Livinsky became the compromise figure. On September 11, 2017, Pavel Livinsky became the head of Rosseti: the board of directors unanimously appointed him CEO and chairman of the board.

Already on October 17, 2017, Livinsky is holding a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin, where he announces the priorities of the company: tariff reform, cost cutting and innovation.

Rosseti plans to spend more than one trillion rubles on the implementation of digital networks by 2030. Other areas of innovative development: the introduction of services for monitoring electricity consumption, automation and remote inspection of power lines.

Experts expected serious personnel changes after the change of the head of Rosseti, but Livinsky said in an October interview that at the moment there is no need for personnel purges.

At the same time, the requirements for management have increased. From now on, they are obliged to know by heart the power grid property entrusted to them, as well as to maintain trusting relations with the heads of regions. In addition, the top manager placed business trips of the heads of subsidiaries under personal control in order to avoid abuse.

Family is a great value for Pavel Livinsky. He maintains close relationships with his parents and sister, and has also started his own family. He has five children.

Pavel Anatolyevich leads a healthy lifestyle. In his free time he goes jogging. In addition, he is a theater-goer and a football fan - since his youth he has been rooting for Moscow CSKA. The head is personally acquainted with the president of the football club Yevgeny Giner.

In the media, Livinsky was often called one of the richest officials in Moscow. According to the tax return provided by him, in 2016 he earned more than 208 million rubles.

For several months after his appointment, Livinsky arranged a series of inspections of Rosseti subsidiaries in order to identify the most critical problems at power facilities. He also held a number of meetings with the heads of the subjects of the federation and federal districts, where he discussed the development of the electric grid complex in the regions.

On November 14, 2017, President Putin visited the Rosseti company, where he held a meeting on energy. In the company's situational and analytical center, Livinsky, together with the president, launched three substations for the World Cup: in Moscow, Samara and Kaliningrad. Thus, the company fully fulfilled its obligations to prepare for the World Cup.

On December 22, 2017, Pavel Livinsky, together with the Minister of Energy Alexander Novak, took part in the launch of the first digital substation in Russia, located in the Krasnoyarsk Territory.

Livinsky has many awards: two medals from the Ministry of Emergencies of Russia, a medal from the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation, two thanks from the mayor of Moscow, a distinction "For services to Moscow". In 2017, Pavel Anatolyevich received a medal of the Order of Merit to the Fatherland, II degree. In the same year he became a mentor of the Leaders of Russia competition.

There are also critical reviews of Livinsky's activities. According to the candidate of political sciences Maxim Bulanov, Pavel Livinsky has a career growth typical for Russia, in which the connections and position of relatives play a decisive role. Corporate (guild) interests for such figures, in his opinion, are more important than national interests.

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