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Rosseti Centre and Volga Region provided electricity to a new residential complex in Ivanovo

Specialists of the branch "Rosseti Centre and Volga Region" - "Ivenergo" connected to the electric grids of a residential complex in Ivanovo

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Rosseti Centre and Volga Region provided electricity to a new residential complex in Ivanovo

Specialists of the Rosseti Centre and Volga Region branch - Ivenergo connected a residential complex in Ivanovo to the electric grids. The attached maximum capacity of the facility exceeded 90 kW.

To connect the 10-storey house, the power engineers built a cable-air transmission line with a total length of more than 0.3 km with the possibility of mutual redundancy, and also reconstructed the existing transformer substation.

The new 10-storey residential house of comfort class consists of 63 apartments and 36 public premises. A children's sports ground and recreation areas are equipped on the local territory.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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