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    BEDC Builds New 33kv Feeder Line to Improve Power Supply in Edo

    Olu AnisereBy Olu AnisereNovember 28, 2024 News No Comments2 Mins Read
    BEDC Builds New 33kv Feeder Line to Improve Power Supply in Edo
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    BEDC Builds New 33kv Feeder Line to Improve Power Supply in Edo

    The Benin Electricity Distribution Company (BEDC), says it has completed a new 33 KV feeder to improve power supply to the Federal Secretariat and some communities in Ikpoba-Hill in Benin.

    The Chief Technical Officer (CTO) of BEDC, Engr. Lawani Jonathan disclosed this during the inauguration of the new feeder line at Ihovbor station in Edo.

    Jonathan said the new line was constructed from the Ihovbor station under the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN).

    “The 33KV line will supply electricity to two injection substations, which would power the Federal Secretariat along Benin-Abuchi road and other locations in the Ramat park axis.

    “As you are aware, the TCN has completed the upgrade. So, they have more power to give to discos, “he said.

    He said the company had also taken the opportunity to build a new feeder to relief the existing Egba 33KV, which had supplied electricity to four injection substations along the Benin-Auchi, Agbor roads and New Benin.

    “What this means is that we have the ability of evacuating power from Ihovbor station by additional 23 megawatts.

    “By so doing, this feeder is proposed to be on band A from today. It will be performing its function 24 hours.

    “At the end, we can submit that performance report to the National Electricity Regulatory Commission (NERC),” he said.

    According to him, BEDC now has more wheeling and evacuation powers with additional 33KV feeder line.#BEDC Builds New 33kv Feeder Line to Improve Power Supply in Edo#

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