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Serbia: Transmission line construction completed by EMS

The construction project of 110 kV transmission line in central Serbia is completed by Serbian electricity transmission system operator EMS. The project is worth 3 million euros.

The statement from the company said that this, 5.6 kilometers long transmission line connects Krusevac 1 and Krusevac 3 substations. EMS General Director Jelena Matejic said at the opening ceremony that the new transmission line brings stability to electricity supply of Krusevac and central Serbia, but also represents a basis for further economic development of the region.

 

 

 

 

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