Hidroelectrica, the largest green energy producer in Romania, is modernizing four 110 KV stations - InfoEnergyNews

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4 Feb 2022

Hidroelectrica, the largest green energy producer in Romania, is modernizing four 110 KV stations

 


Hidroelectrica start the contract for the modernization of the 110 kV stations from Strejesti HPP, Arcesti HPP, Slatina HPP and Lotru Ciunget HPP, located on the Olt and Lotru rivers. The works, initially estimated at 1.69 milion euro without VAT, were awarded by Electromontaj Carpati, at the value of 1.53 milion euro without VAT, as a result of a public acquisition process in which 6 participants had submitted bids.

The works to be executed in a period of 18 months consist in replacing the primary and secondary equipment with state-of-the-art technical and computer equipment, which would allow both local control and remote control.

"We continue to modernize the 110 kV stations, our intention being to introduce as much of the capacity as possible in a new life and operation cycle. We have a great responsibility in ensuring the security of the national energy system, Hidroelectrica being the company most often used to balance electricity consumption with production in the national market. The objectives in our portfolio must be ready to intervene promptly when called into the system. This forces us to act very seriously and to invest permanently to maintain the optimal operation of the facilities. Step by step we proceed to replace all obsolete equipment and introduce new technologies that allow the automation of as many processes as possible "- declared Bogdan Badea, President of Hidroelectrica's Management Board.

Hidroelectrica is the largest green energy producer in Romania and the main provider of ancillary services required in the National Energy System, being a vital company for a strategic sector, with implications for national security. The company operates a number of 209 hydropower plants, with a total installed capacity of 6,482 MW. To these is added the Crucea wind farm, with an installed capacity of 108 MW.

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