Electricity supplier of Yekaterinburg sets supply limits on businesses

The indebtedness of companies dealing in housing services to SverdlovskEnergoSbyt JSC, the regional energy supplier, has doubled throughout January to June 2006 and reached the point of some 270m RUR. Companies are increasingly trying to become dissolved and then set up some new legal entities and ignore the enormously huge debts rather than pay them. Thus, the municipal unitary enterprise of Tavdinskiy district has recently announced its demise, notwithstanding the seven-million-ruble debt to SverdlovskEnergoSbyt. The question of who is going to pay the supplier is still pending, reports the

Kamensk Uralskiy Foundry, Baranchinskiy Electromechanical Plant, and Kushvinskiy Forming Roll Plant have been placed on the list of companies owing more than 1 million RUR to the state (the Russian Federation budget, that is). All in all, the list comprised 341 enterprises on March 15, 2009.

Chelyabenergosbyt JSC, the electricity supplier of Chelyabinsk, cut off the municipal hauler Chelyabgortrans due to electricity debts on February 15, 2006. Last week, most of the hauler’s buildings, warehouses and workshops in Sverdlovskiy highway, Kopeyskoye highway and Artilleriyskaya St. had no access to electricity whatsoever. On February 20, having failed to hear from Chelyabgortrans management, the electricity supplier proceeded with further cut-offs and introduced limited supplies from 10 AM to 4 PM daily at the traction substations №№ 46 and 23. As the company’s spokesperson said to

The regional communal housing services sector’s debts to Sverdlovenergosbyt had exceeded 970 million RUR by August 1, 2009. Nizhniy Tagil, with its 67 million RUR worth of debts, Pervouralsk, with its 50 million RUR worth of debts, Artemovskiy (owing the energy supplier over 49 million RUR), Tavda (whose debt comes to nearly 47 million RUR), and Kamensk-Uralskiy, with its 37 million RUR worth of debts, are the supplier’s most worrying debtors. The company explains most communal housing services organizations fail to pay due to badly balanced housing fees: over the last few years, the fees

The communal housing and services companies of Kamensk-Uralsk (Sinara Group) owes IES Multiutilities 84 million RUR (as of December 1, 2007), which is 6 million more than in November 2007. The debt is, in fact, an unpaid hot water and electricity bill. Sinara was supposed to have paid the supplier 38 million RUR in November 2007, yet the debtor announced at the beginning of the month that they were only able to pay 34 million RUR. By the end of the month, however, they said they could only pay 25 million RUR, and ended up paying 14 million RUR, the spokesperson for IES Multiutilities said to