City of Cape Town builds new R145m electricity switching station

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The new 132kV switching station makes it possible to upgrade the networks that are currently underutilized.

In the nearby Bellville and Oakdale areas, the new 132kV switching station makes it possible to upgrade the networks that are currently underutilized.Last week, the City’s Mayoral Committee Member for Energy, Beverley van Reenen and officials in the Energy Directorate visited the new switching station.

‘The Morgen Gronde electricity switching station in the Brackengate Business Park is a 132 kV station and is built close to the Eskom electricity substation in the area,’ she said.‘This R145 million switching station will enable much needed upgrades to the currently constrained networks in the surrounding areas of Bellville and Oakdale. It will assist in enabling reliable supply to residents, businesses and a number of large power users in Brackenfell.

‘This is an example of the City’s commitment to providing reliable and adequate electricity supply and to investing in the electricity needs of a growing metro. The City will continue to invest in its critical electricity infrastructure that will provide reliable supply and services to residents and businesses across the metro.

‘In February this year, the City launched a R120bn infrastructure portfolio. As part of this portfolio, Cape Town will spend about R1 billion a year on electricity infrastructure between now and 2028. Almost 60% of this outlay is earmarked to expand and strengthen our grid and medium voltage infrastructure.’ said Van Reenen.

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