Kyrgyzstan Eyes Building Six Substations This Year

Kyrgyzstan plans to build six 110-kilovolt and 35-kilovolt substations in 2025 using its own funds, The Caspian Post reports, citing Kyrgyz media.

These are the following substations:

• The second stage of the 110/10-kilovolt substation Altyn-Kazyk in Bishkek;
• The 110/35/10-kilovolt substation Dacha in Jalal-Abad region:
• The 110/35/10-kilovolt substation Promyshlennaya in Batken region;
• The 110/35/10-kilovolt substation Kur-Terek in Naryn region;
• The 35/10-kilovolt substation Taldy-Suu in Naryn region;
• The 35 kilovolt substation Abshyr in Osh region.

It is planned to replace wooden supports with reinforced concrete ones with the transfer of obsolete wires to self-supporting wires of the SIP brand with a voltage of 10 kilovolts - 178 kilometers, with a voltage of 0.4 kilovolts - 410 kilometers.