Edeeste strengthens electrical service in Yamasá with new networks and transformer

The Electricity Distribution Company of the East (Edeeste) reported the installation of a new transformer and new distribution networks in the INVI sector, in the municipality of Yamasá, as part of the actions aimed at improving the stability and quality of the electrical service in that community.
The works were executed by the Edeeste Development Works Department, as part of the modernization plan that the company is developing to strengthen the energy infrastructure, optimize distribution circuits, and guarantee a more stable and secure supply for users.
The distributor explained that the intervention allowed for a better distribution of the circuit’s electrical load, increasing its operational capacity and reducing the possibility of interruptions caused by network overloads.
Likewise, Edeeste indicated that these improvements are part of its investment strategy in infrastructure, preventive maintenance, and equipment renewal, with the purpose of responding to the needs of the electrical system and offering a more efficient service to the communities within its concession area.
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The company reaffirmed its commitment to continue developing projects aimed at strengthening the distribution network, improving service reliability, and contributing to the well-being of the residents in the areas where it carries out its interventions.
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