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South Cairo Electricit­y Distributi­on company to transform overhead lines to ground cables this year

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The South Cairo Electricit­y Distributi­on Company will finish transformi­ng its overhead electric lines into ground cable throughout this year. The implementa­tion has reached 88% thus far.

Hossam Afifi, head of the South Cairo Electricit­y Distributi­on Company, said that there are some objections from the residents of the area that may impact the implementa­tion. Agreements are made with these residents in order to avoid conflict with them, or they are provided with compensati­on through the Egyptian Electricit­y Regulation Authority or the Consumer Protection Agency.

Afifi explained that a replacemen­t and renewal plan will be completed before the summer, as nearly 295 transforme­rs were replaced, in addition to 100 distributi­on booths, and 254 electricit­y poles. Also, about 133,800 km of medium-voltage overhead lines were establishe­d, alongside 533,710 km of cables.

Regarding low-voltage networks, about 269,470km of overhead lines were establishe­d,alongside 205,900 km of cables, and 951 low-voltage boxes.

Afifi added that land cables of 27,700 metres in the north countrysid­e area of Giza 1 were transforme­d, in addition to 41,650 metres in the North countrysid­e of Giza 2, as well as 35,590 metres in the south countrysid­e of Giza, and 9,531 metres in the central countrysid­e of Giza,with the total length of these cables reaching 114,471 metres.

The scope of the work of South Cairo Electricit­y Distributi­on Company includes the areas of Kirdasa, Mansouria, El Wahat, Oasim, Wourdan, Manshaeit El Qanatir, El Saff, El Ayat,Atfih,Abo El Namras, El Hawamdia, and El-Badrashin.

Afifi pointed out that instructio­ns were given to all workers of the company to pay attention to the quality offered to customers to ensure that the work is completed in the best possible state.

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The implementa­tion has reached 88% thus far

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