The project aims to reconfigure, modernize and increase the capacity of the Perișoru power line by replacing the line over a length of about 35 km.
The works included in the projects are focused on the maintenance of the electricity distribution network.
The works will consist of the construction of two new medium voltage lines that will have a length of 13.5 km.
The network in the area will be extended by more than 32 km for the medium-voltage segment and by another 8 km for the low-voltage segment .
The total value of the tender is almost RON 70 million, while the value of the project is RON 74 million, of which RON 57.7 million will be provided by the Modernization Fund.
The purchase of modern equipment will significantly contribute to increasing protection against overloads and short circuits.
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