NEK.TEKH Registers 12 Software Products in Russia's Digital Registry
The move allows the company to participate in government procurement programs and public-sector tenders.
Engineers at NEK.TEKH, a research and technology center within the National Energy Company, developed 12 software products over a five-month period and successfully registered them in the digital registry maintained by Mintsifry (Russia's Ministry of Digital Development). The software is designed for use at energy facilities that form part of the country's critical information infrastructure.
The portfolio includes software for residential and high-voltage electricity metering devices, load management systems, EV charging stations, and other energy applications. According to the developers, the products are already seeing strong demand among customers.
Inclusion in the Mintsifry registry allows the company to compete for procurement contracts involving critical information infrastructure and government tenders. Dmitry Zaretsky, CEO of NEK.TEKH, said the approval recognizes the company's work and provides momentum for further development of innovative technologies.
