The team of the Mordovian branch of T Plus reached the final of the CASE-IN championship

Young specialists from Saransk have successfully passed the qualifying stage of the Special League of PJSC "T Plus" of the International Engineering Championship "CASE-IN".

The qualifying stage was held in two rounds. During each of them, teams formed from representatives of PJSC T Plus, JSC EnergosbyT Plus and LLC IT Plus developed their own versions of the T Plus development strategy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Each team was given 10 days to prepare a case solution.

The team of the Mordovian branch of the "Live S.Team" includes: Artyom Samarin, Head of the Automated Process Control System (team captain), Alexander Korotkov, Chief Specialist of Saranskaya TPP-2, Sergey Shumilkin, Lead Engineer, Irina Shtyrova, Head of the Finance Department, Evgeny Buralkin, Chief Specialist of the Automated Process Control System Group. The mentor of the team was the chief specialist Peter Bochkov.

In their project, the Saransk team analyzed four factors that had an impact on T Plus's operations due to the pandemic: switching to remote operation, reducing electricity consumption, reducing new customer connections, and collecting heat payments. A number of solutions for digital business transformation have been proposed as alternative ways to develop T Plus power plants in modern conditions.

 After the presentation of the project, the Live S.team answered the questions of the members of the expert commission and scored the maximum number of points - 19.85. The team of the Samara branch of Strategy-R lagged behind the winners by only 0.05 points and took second place in the qualifying stage.

In early June 2021, young power engineers from Saransk and Samara will participate in the final of the Special League of PJSC T Plus of the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which will be held in Moscow.

The CASE-IN Championship is part of the Russia — the Land of Opportunities program and is aimed at popularizing working and engineering professions for schoolchildren, students and young specialists in the fuel and energy and mineral resource complexes.

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