Pyotr Nidzelsky, former deputy head of the Russian Ministry of Energy, is suspected of fraud in shares of the Crimean Thermal Power Plant. The newspaper describes it as follows:Kommersant”
The investigation suspects that the attempt to acquire shares of the Crimean CHPP remaining in the ownership of the Republic of Crimea at a discounted price constitutes a crime. In 2020, Nidzelsky falsified the expert opinion on the unprofitability and need for privatization of Crimean CHPP JSC. The result was presented to the Crimean government, after which the shares were sold for 150 million rubles instead of the real market price of 1.1 billion rubles.
Nidzelsky was placed under house arrest until January 18, 2024. It is assumed that the general director of Crimean CHPP JSC Taras Tsely may testify against the former deputy head of the Ministry of Energy.
Before that Meshchansky Court in Moscow sent Russia’s former Deputy Energy Minister Pyotr Nidzelsky was placed under house arrest.
previously police detained Nidzelsky, former Deputy Minister of Energy of the Russian Federation.