Endesa modernizes Moya's electrical grid with a new underground line

The €865,000 investment aims to improve supply security and reliability for approximately 1,400 customers.

Image of underground electrical cables being installed in Moya.
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Image of underground electrical cables being installed in Moya.

Endesa, through its subsidiary e-distribución, began work this Tuesday, August 11, to reinforce the electrical supply in the municipality of Moya, with an investment of 865,000 euros.

The works, which will extend until next November, include the execution of a new 967-meter-long medium-voltage underground line between two transformation centers and the installation of a new station. The installed power upon completion will be 3,070 kVA.
The main objective of this intervention is to increase the safety, reliability, and quality of the electrical supply for approximately 1,400 customers in the municipality. The modernization of existing transformation centers and the implementation of the new underground circuit are key to achieving this goal.
The project, which will take place along Camino Frontón, calle Carreras, and Camino Tierras Blancas, has had the collaboration of the Moya City Council in managing the necessary procedures for its execution.