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Energy Supply Infrastructure

Energy is an important factor in the functioning and development of a country and its economic stability. Normal functioning of the electric power system enables undisturbed operation of large industrial plants and energy consumers.The electric power transmission system which is constituted of transmission lines and transformer stations should be restored to the level of modern technology standards through foreign investment in the forthcoming period. Thus, the system will be more reliable in operation, have larger capacity and be better interconnected with the adjacent ones.

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