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Albania: Tender for the construction of 20 kV transmission line launched

Electricity distribution system operator OSSH has launched a tender for the construction of a transmission line in the municipality of Vore. The tender is worth 900,000 euros.

The deadline for the submission of bids is December 14.

The contract includes the construction of a medium-voltage 20 kV transmission line, which will connect new electricity producers in Vore.

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