At five facilities in the Obukhovsky, Buchansky and Brovary districts of the region, electrical equipment was replaced, new lines were built and power transformers were updated.
DTEK Kyiv Regional Electric Grids company has completed the modernization of five energy facilities in the most energy-deficient areas of the region: Obukhovsky, Buchansky and Brovarsky. This was reported by the DTEK press service on Wednesday, November 1.
“Updating the equipment has helped electrical engineers improve the reliability of power supply for residents and some socially important facilities in these areas,” the statement said.
According to the company, at five facilities in the Kiev region, electrical equipment was replaced with more powerful ones, new lines were built, and power transformers that reached the end of their service life and morally and physically obsolete or destroyed as a result. of battles has been updated.
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In particular, four medium and high voltage lines were built and reconstructed in the Obukhovsky energy hub, which increased the reliability of electricity supply for more than 11.5 thousand residential buildings and institutions; in Buchansky and Brovary districts, the reconstruction of two high voltage. substations were completed, requiring modernization due to the growing need for new electricity and damage caused by combat operations.
DTEK emphasized that it has undertaken the modernization of energy facilities through its own investment program. In total, about UAH 295 million was spent on the renovation, the press service added.
“Despite the war, DTEK Grids continues to create infrastructure for the restoration of Ukraine and the economy. This work is aimed at increasing the sustainability of the energy infrastructure. Thanks to the construction of new lines and modernized substations on the eve of winter, we have reduced emergency risks and increased the reliability of the 110 and 10 kV networks that supply the entire Kiev region and, in particular, energy-deficient areas,” said Vitaly Shaida, General Director of DTEK Kiev Regional Electric Grids.
It was previously reported that in preparation for winter, DTEK upgraded more than 500 energy facilities in Kyiv.
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