Rosseti Rebuilds Key Power Substation in Russia’s Amur Region
The facility has been equipped with advanced automation systems.
PJSC Rosseti has completed a major infrastructure project in Russia’s Far East, carrying out a comprehensive upgrade of a 220-kilovolt substation in the Amur Region. The facility plays a vital role in the region’s power supply, providing electricity to traction substations along the Trans-Siberian Railway. The project cost 9.8 billion rubles (approximately $118 million).
As part of the project, the company installed new power transformers and microprocessor-based relay protection and automation systems. Power distribution equipment was also completely overhauled. In addition, engineers deployed intelligent systems for managing technological processes and metering electricity. Company representatives emphasized that the project relied exclusively on technologies developed in Russia.
