15 new transformers to meet increased energy demand in Latakia

Lattakia-Sana

The General Electricity Company in Latakia put 15 new transformers on an emergency basis to meet the increasing demand for energy.

Engineer Fadi Saud, the company's branch manager, told a SANA reporter that, despite the harsh weather conditions, especially in the countryside of the province where the severe cold, heavy rains and accumulated snow, the company's workers repaired electrical faults on all power transmission lines in the countryside within the valleys, mountains and rugged areas that do not Mechanisms can be accessed.

Saud explained that during the frost period last week, the 66 kV line of Banyas tooth was disconnected, and despite the severe cold, the holidays were fixed at night in order not to be affected by the groups of greenhouses that are in the thousands, in addition to repairing the 20 k power transmission lines that feed the countryside of the province In Daliyya, Batmoush, Ma`rin, the summit of Prophet Yunus, and the summit of the Prophet Matta and Salma and Rabia, the two frontiers.

Saud pointed out that about 15 new transformers were put in place urgently to meet the increase in energy demand during this period, which is Datur Damaskharo, number 3, Bisnada number 2, Saqoubin number 2, Al-Samouk supervisor number 1, Qirdahah and its countryside number 2, Al-Haffah and its countryside number 2, Jableh and its countryside number 3 in addition to raising The capacity of more than 32 transformers to a greater capacity in a number of areas of the province, namely, Karam Al-Halawani in Al-Muzayri’ah, the seventh project and the agriculture project, in the town of Istamu, number 2, Al-D'tour, number 2, Al-Farous neighborhood, the village of Al-Silfatiya, Al-Farn, the eastern Al-Shalafatiya, and Al-Shamiya Saleh Mansour, and in the village of Al-Shabtaliya, number 2 Snipe and sand sand Mali, Haret Al-Din, Al-Rigi Al-Zahrawi Project, Bustan Al-Rayhan, Beach Road, Jibul Village, in Saqoubin, No. 2, Southern Raml District, No. 3, Salorin, and Qurusu, in the countryside of Jableh, number 6.

Noureddine Younes