With a cost of $ 9 million euros, the only city of more than 40.000 inhabitants of Valencia that had no electricity substation will finally own.
Dénia substation will be operational in December, and will be able to supply more than 120.000 people. Currently the works are under mounting.
The mayor, Ana Kringe, With director general of Energy, Antonio Cejalvo, and Distribution Director Iberdrola in Valencia and Murcia, Francisco Raga, yesterday visited the works of electrical substation Iberdrola, located in the Assagador del Palmar. They were accompanied councilors Sisco Signes y Javier Ygarza, The head of Iberdrola area of Alicante, Javier Bon and the delegate of the company in the Community, Julián Bolinches.
These facilities will mean improved service quality and enable future growth meet demand.
This substation is similar to those installed within cities, contained mostly within a building with an underground power line more than four kilometers long, extending from the substation of El Verger and will integrate the new infrastructure with the rest of the distribution facilities of electricity.
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Dénia authorities and the Generalitat
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The Iberdrola team explains the operation of the electrical substation
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Explanation of the operation of the electrical substation in Denia
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Inside the electrical substation Dénia
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Interior of the Iberdrola electrical substation in Dénia
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The authorities visit the works of the Dénia electrical substation
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Dénia electrical substation
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Visit of authorities to the works of electrical substation Dénia
