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Romania: Delgaz Grid to modernize low-voltage power lines

Delgaz Grid, a leading energy distribution company in Romania, has announced substantial investments totalling over $82 million to enhance low-voltage power lines and transformer stations. This significant financial injection is supported by the Modernization Fund, aiming to improve the reliability and efficiency of the power distribution network.

The investment will focus on upgrading and modernizing infrastructure across several regions, ensuring a more robust and resilient power supply. By targeting low-voltage power lines and transformer stations, Delgaz Grid aims to reduce energy losses, enhance service quality, and support the increasing electricity demand.

Delgaz Grid’s initiative aligns with broader efforts to modernize Romania’s energy infrastructure, promoting sustainable development and energy efficiency. The modernization of these critical components of the power grid is expected to facilitate better integration of renewable energy sources, contributing to the country’s energy transition goals.

The Modernization Fund, established to support such infrastructural improvements, plays a crucial role in financing these upgrades. This partnership underscores the importance of collaborative efforts between public funds and private enterprises in achieving significant advancements in energy infrastructure.

Delgaz Grid’s commitment to investing in the power grid infrastructure demonstrates its dedication to providing reliable and efficient energy distribution to its customers. These upgrades are not only essential for current demands but also crucial for future growth and sustainability in the energy sector.

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