Rosseti – Download logo in SVG vector or PNG image

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SVG format

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The Rosseti logo of a company operating in the transmission and distribution of electric power consists of a graphic symbol and a textual name. On the left, a round blue badge is used, inside which a small circular element is placed in the upper right area, from which six rays extend in different directions. The lines form an asymmetrical composition and create a visual accent within the symbol. To the right of the graphic element, the company name is placed in uppercase letters, rendered as «РОССЕТИ» in the Cyrillic version and «ROSSETI» in the Latin script. This design is used in official and international materials and is part of the company’s current visual identity.

PJSC Rosseti is a Russian company that manages one of the largest systems of backbone and distribution power grids in the world. The group’s history is linked to the establishment of the MRSK Holding in 2008 and the transition to the unified Rosseti brand in 2013. In 2022–2023, a reorganization was completed, as a result of which PJSC Rosseti became the parent company of the Rosseti Group, combining the management of backbone and distribution grids. Today, the company ensures electricity transmission in most regions of Russia and plays a key role in the country’s energy infrastructure.

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