T Plus young power engineers to develop technologies of the future at the CASE-IN Championship

14 branches, 4 finalists, tangible career prospects: the next one starts Special League of PJSC "T Plus" under the auspices of The International Engineering CASE-IN Championship, which is supported by the presidential platform "Russia – the land of opportunities". Young power engineers will introduce future technologies into the company's production processes, and the authors of the best projects will have opportunities to develop career paths. 

For the seventh year now, the League has been involving young professionals in solving the tasks facing the T Plus Group at the highest level, and has been identifying talented contestants. By participating in the competition, power engineers master the skills of cross-functional interaction and public speaking, learn to be leaders and reveal their abilities.  At the championship, the company receives promising projects developed by the participants to solve current problems, evaluates specialists as future managers and develops inter-corporate communication.

Teams based on 14 branches of PJSC T Plus from different regions of Russia will participate in the Special League, which in 2026 is dedicated to the topic "Thermal efficiency nodes". In total, two qualifying stages are planned, two winners of which will receive tickets to the championship finals.

By joining teams, in just 13 days, the young people will have to develop a set of measures to improve the operational efficiency of PJSC T Plus heating units based on end-to-end technologies that increase margins and reduce costs in the planning horizon until 2031.

The participants made their final decisions 28 and 30 April 2026 They will be presented remotely to the experts of PJSC T Plus, who will determine the winners of the qualifying stages.

4 finalist teams May 22, 2026 In Moscow, the industry community will be presented with improved solutions in the competition for the main prizes of a Special League – prospects for the implementation of their developments at the company's enterprises, as well as trips to industry youth educational forums.

In addition, as part of the extensive program of the CASE-IN championship finals, power engineers will receive advice from the leadership of industry departments and companies on the development of professional competencies, exchange best practices with colleagues and participate in educational events.