ETED strengthens environmental management with the integration of international best practices

Santo Domingo. The Dominican Electric Transmission Company (ETED) continues to advance in the incorporation of best environmental management practices as part of its institutional strategy to strengthen sustainability, operational efficiency, and environmental responsibility in the national electricity sector.

The initiative is part of the efforts driven by the company to consolidate an organizational culture oriented towards sustainability and aligned with international standards, in a context marked by the energy transition and the modernization of the Dominican electricity system.

As part of this process, ETED promotes training and updating spaces aimed at its technical and administrative staff, with the goal of strengthening institutional capabilities in areas linked to environmental management, corporate governance, risk management, and operational excellence.

The company highlighted that the integration of sustainability criteria into the planning and execution of its projects contributes to ensuring a more efficient and resilient operation, while also favoring the protection of natural resources and compliance with current environmental regulations.

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These actions are part of the vision promoted by the executive vice president of ETED, Alfonso Rodríguez Tejada, focused on preparing the institution to face the challenges of the energy and digital transformation that the country is experiencing.

The ETED reaffirmed its commitment to the implementation of policies that promote environmental sustainability, innovation, and continuous improvement, as fundamental pillars to guarantee a modern, safe electrical transmission system in line with the demands of national development.