Energy firms in Khangla are readying their intricate electric grids for max demand
Laying the Groundwork for Winter: Powering Up Hangalas District
The team at Pokrovsky REP, part of RusHydro Group, is gearing up to handle the winter's hefty power demands in Hangalas District, a rapidly developing region known for its local tourism and agriculture.
In alignment with the 2025 repair program, 17 poles on the 110kV transmission lines L-113 and L-114 ("Tabaga - Mokhsogollokh") have received an upgrade. more than 50 hectares of right-of-way have been cleared, and progress is being made to swap out vibration dampers on these lines.
Alexei Kuklin, the chief engineer at Pokrovsky REP, has reported that bulldozer-driven clearing has been completed on lines L-113, L-114 ("Tabaga - Mokhsogollokh"), L-117 ("Mokhsogollokh - Ulakhan-An"), and the 35kV air line "Mokhsogollokh - Bulgunnyakhtakh."
A significant workload is forthcoming for the 10kV air line "Tekhtyur," with 47 poles and 15 km of aged wire set to be replaced with self-supporting insulated wire (SIP). So far, 35 poles have seen updates on this line.
The 0.4kV air lines "Belen'ky" and "Magazin" are undergoing a complete overhaul in the villages of Ulakhan-An and Oi, with 175 poles and nearly 5 km of SIP wire set for replacement on these lines.
According to Alexander Khorodchenko, head of Pokrovsky REP, the district's rapid development necessitates prompt implementation of all planned repairs during the short summer period. This will ensure a stable and reliable power supply throughout the region.
On top of this, repairs will be made to eight transformer substations across the Uulus.
For the latest, most accurate information about power grid repairs in Hangalas District, contact local utility companies such as Rosseti or regional energy authorities, or turn to official government news sources. Keep in mind that specific updates about transmission lines L-113, L-114, L-117, Tekhtyur, Belen'ky, Magazin, and transformer substations may vary.
General information about power grid repair management can be provided. However, for detailed updates about these specific locations, contacting local authorities or news outlets would be more efficient.
The industrial sector in Hangalas District could benefit significantly from the enhanced power supply due to the ongoing upgrades and repairs on transmission lines, such as L-113, L-114, and L-117, which are part of the region's energy infrastructure. Furthermore, the financing required for these repairs and improvements is being handled by the RusHydro Group and its subsidiary, Pokrovsky REP.
