To improve the electricity and ensure the stability of the network in Mahrada and its environs, the rehabilitation works of Shaizar power station in Hama countryside continue

Hama-sana

In preparation for setting up the Shizar power station, which was subjected to sabotage as a result of terrorism, with service and investment before the end of the current year and with national cadres and expertise, the station is being rehabilitated at a cost of about 3 billion pounds, which includes a number of works, including laying cables and lines, with the study of plans that include the implementation of 5 cells in addition to two transformers, one capacity. 30 megapixels, knife cutters, automatic cutters and many other equipment

Eng. Ahmed Makkawi, head of the operational operations unit in the central region, said in a statement to SANA's correspondent that the Shizar power station was sabotaged and looted by terrorist groups, and work was being done to rehabilitate it with national expertise, and the installation of circuit breakers, cables and comprehensive equipment is currently underway, indicating that if the station is put into service it will be It has great positive repercussions on improving the electrical system and ensuring the stability of the network, especially in the Mahrada area and its vicinity.

Dr. Bashar Al-Mousa, the supervisor of the implementation of the station's rehabilitation project, stated with a similar statement that all the civil works necessary for the station's site had already been carried out in 2011, but were subjected to looting and vandalism as a result of terrorism, indicating that cables and lines are currently being laid, with plans being re-examined, including the implementation of 5 cells. In addition to two transformers with a capacity of 30 megabytes, knife cutters, automatic cutters, and many other equipment.

It is noteworthy that the cost of rehabilitating the Shizar power station amounts to 3 billion Syrian pounds.