Daily Trust

TCN sustains 30mw power supply in Jos, others

- By Simon Echewofun Sunday

The Transmissi­on Company of Nigeria (TCN) says it has sustained the supply of 30 megawatts (mw) of electricit­y across Jos and its environs through another transforme­r after its twin was burnt last Tuesday.

The General Manager (Public Affairs), Mrs Ndidi Mbah, in a statement yesterday said their engineers isolated the burning 150MVA, 330/132/33 kilovolt (kv) transforme­r from other energized parts of the substation, and quickly saved the second transforme­r.

Six hours after the incidence, the engineers restored the 330kV Gombe transmissi­on line and re-energized the second transforme­r supplying distributi­on load centres in Jos, she said.

“To ensure there is no impact on the power supply to Jos, TCN has successful­ly diverted the 30mw normally supplied from Jos Substation and Gombe Substation now supplies 30mw to Bauchi.

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