Sharjah:Sharjah Electricity, Water and Gas Authority (SEWA) has announced the commissioning of two new 33 kV electricity distribution substations. These include a substation operating under an advanced pilot system and the first phase of the Industrial Area 3 'A' substation, which is nearing completion of its second phase.

According to Wam, SEWA is also progressing on the development of 15 substations with a voltage of 33/11 kV, at a total cost of AED381,513,038. Four additional substations within these projects are slated for completion this year.

These initiatives aim to enhance the reliability and efficiency of the electricity distribution network in Sharjah, addressing the rising energy demand as the city continues its urban and economic development. The projects are part of SEWA's broader strategy to modernize its distribution infrastructure.

Engineer Hamad Al Tunaiji, Director of SEWA's Power Transmission Department, stated that the new substations are aligned with SEWA's strategic vision to improve the network's efficiency and provide sustainable services to consumers, adhering to high quality and safety standards. The substations are strategically located to support future expansions and development projects across the emirate.

Engineer Abdullah Al Koos, Deputy Director of SEWA's Power Transmission Department, assured that the projects are progressing smoothly and on schedule, under the careful oversight of skilled engineering and technical teams. He highlighted SEWA's commitment to supporting Sharjah's sustainable development and delivering exceptional service to residents and key economic sectors.