Kyrgyzstan receives measuring transformers for electricity metering
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At a glance
- Kyrgyzstan has completed delivery of 90 sets of measuring transformers under a project to modernize and strengthen its electricity sector.
- The equipment will support accurate electricity metering and the reliable operation of protection and automation systems in distribution networks.
- Installation is planned by the end of October 2026, following procurement worth 41.64 million soms.
Kyrgyzstan has received 90 sets of measuring transformers as part of a project aimed at modernizing and strengthening the country's electricity sector.
The Energy Ministry said the delivery was completed under the Modernization and Sustainable Development of the Electricity Sector project, which receives financial support from the World Bank.
The transformers will provide more accurate electricity metering and support the reliable operation of relay protection and automation systems in distribution networks. Installation is scheduled to finish by the end of October 2026.
The equipment cost 41.64 million soms.
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