Croatian engineering firm Končar – Elektroindustrija has signed a significant contract valued at €13.7 million with two national network operators to construct a new high-voltage substation in proximity to Šibenik. This project will involve the establishment of the 110 kV Razine transformer station, underlining Končar’s role in enhancing the country’s electrical infrastructure.
The agreement, which was executed in collaboration with HEP-ODS and the Croatian transmission system operator (HOPS), designates Končar as the provider of a comprehensive turnkey solution. This includes all aspects of the project from design and construction to commissioning, ensuring a streamlined approach to project execution.
The infrastructure development will incorporate not only the new transformer facility but also the necessary 110 kV transmission lines that will integrate it into the existing electricity grid. Additionally, the project encompasses the construction of access roads essential for operational and maintenance activities, further enhancing logistical support for future operations.
Upon completion, this new substation is anticipated to bolster the reliability of the regional electricity network. It represents a critical step in supporting ongoing advancements in energy infrastructure within Croatia, thereby contributing positively to energy stability and growth in the region.
