The project for the development and capacity increase of the 63/20 kV Lahijan 1 and 2 substations was inaugurated on Friday afternoon in the presence of Alireza Maschian, the governor of Lahijan, and a number of local officials. This project has been realized with a budget of over 650 billion tomans and aims to strengthen energy infrastructure and enhance the stability of electricity supply in the county.
The Necessity of Strengthening Energy Infrastructure
During the inauguration ceremony, Alireza Maschian referred to the problems caused by energy imbalance and power outages in previous years, stating: "Frequent power outages in recent years have created difficulties for citizens and economic actors. We must create the conditions to overcome these challenges by implementing infrastructure projects and increasing network capacity."
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The governor of Lahijan emphasized that the execution of the Lahijan 1 and 2 power substation development project began about a year ago and is now operational. This project will play a significant role in increasing network capacity, improving service quality, and ensuring the stability of electricity supply in the county.
Future Plans for Electricity Infrastructure Development
Maschian also referred to future plans for the development of Lahijan's electricity infrastructure, saying: "The Tasrakiadeh power substation project is also underway, and its execution and installation actions are being pursued. Additionally, the execution of the Lahijan 3 substation will begin in less than a month using modern drilling technology."
He stressed the importance of targeted investment in the energy sector, stating: "The set of planned projects for the development of the county's electricity infrastructure outlines a broad investment horizon, and the volume of funding for projects in this sector will reach about 10 trillion tomans in the near future."
In conclusion, the governor of Lahijan emphasized the government's commitment to developing vital infrastructure and addressing the concerns of the people, saying: "The government stands by the people and considers serving them as its duty and responsibility to the utmost."
It is worth mentioning that the project for the development and capacity increase of the 63/20 kV Lahijan 1 and 2 substations was inaugurated on Friday afternoon with the presence of the governor of Lahijan and the operations deputy of the Gilan Regional Electricity Company.
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