Company history
From a wartime repair and mechanical plant to a modern enterprise with a certified quality system.
- 1943
A repair and mechanical plant (RMZ) was founded to service the republic’s power system during the war. At the start of 1944 it had 20 machine tools, only 8 of them serviceable.
- 1944–1945
By the end of 1944 the plant had four workshops — mechanical, electrical, construction and vehicle repair. By the end of 1945 headcount reached 173 and a design bureau was set up.
- 1954
On 1 July the Specialized Repair and Production Enterprise (SRPP) with seven workshops was formed. That year 27 hydro units were repaired.
- 1961–1964
Emergency repair work was carried out on turbogenerators of the Tashkent CHP and Angren power station, and a hydro unit of the Farkhad HPP was fully overhauled. In 1964 a workshop for power equipment repair opened in Bukhara.
- 1970–1976
Workshops were created at the Takhiatash and Syrdarya power stations. The enterprise mastered overhaul of 300 MW units and the manufacture of custom equipment.
- 2001
The enterprise was reorganised into the open joint-stock company «Energot’amir».
- 2009–2012
An ISO 9001 quality management system is in place (the ISO 9001:2008 version since October 2010). Under the localisation programme the company produces HV and LV windings of power transformers and guide vane blades for hydro units.
- Today
About 610 people work at the company. Workshops are located in Tashkent, Takhiatash, Bukhara, Kattakurgan, Fergana and Angren. Our partners include enterprises of the oil and gas, chemical, mining and metallurgical and electrical industries.