FGC UES Launches New Power Substation in Omsk Region
26 February 2019 (09:27)
UrBC, Yekaterinburg, February 26, 2019. Rosset’s Federal Grid Company United Energy Systems (FGC UES) completed its new 500-kilowatt power substation Voskhod; this is going to be the key power source in Omsk Region now. The project required RUB 5.6 billion in terms of investments, FGC UES Western Siberia’s press service reports.
Voskhod Power Substation is meant to increase Omsk Region’s power grid’s capacity and ensure highly reliable power supply to Omsk with its 1.2 million people. The solemn launching ceremony was attended by Governor of Omsk Region Alexander Burkov and Head of Federal Grid Company United Energy Systems Andrei Murov.
The substation is now part of the 500-kilowatt Kurgan-Vityaz-Voskhod transit (total length: 631 km) that has been put up by the Russian Government’s order. The transit provided the first-ever 500-kilowatt link between the Urals’ and Siberia’s power grids within Russia, which is crucial to the stable power supply in these territories. Prior to the launch of the substation, the necessary power transit took place in Kazakhstan.
Voskhod Power Substation is meant to increase Omsk Region’s power grid’s capacity and ensure highly reliable power supply to Omsk with its 1.2 million people. The solemn launching ceremony was attended by Governor of Omsk Region Alexander Burkov and Head of Federal Grid Company United Energy Systems Andrei Murov.
The substation is now part of the 500-kilowatt Kurgan-Vityaz-Voskhod transit (total length: 631 km) that has been put up by the Russian Government’s order. The transit provided the first-ever 500-kilowatt link between the Urals’ and Siberia’s power grids within Russia, which is crucial to the stable power supply in these territories. Prior to the launch of the substation, the necessary power transit took place in Kazakhstan.
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