RusHydro summed up the results of the implementation of the POUREK program in 2022

As a result of the implementation of the program to ensure the sustainable development of the power grid complex of the Sakhalin Region (POUREK), in 2022, six 35 kV transmission lines were reconstructed. The main goal of the program, the planned investment in which exceeds 39 billion rubles, is a significant improvement in the quality and reliability of power supply to consumers in the Sakhalin Region. In 2022, the reconstruction of 35 kV transmission lines Korsakovskaya-Agar, Solovyovka-Dachnaya, Agar-Solovievka, Dachnaya-Tambovka, Chapaevo-Lesnaya, Tambovka-Chapaevo was completed.

Key Highlights:

* In 2023, work began on the reconstruction of five more 35 kV transmission lines, one 220 kV transmission line and two 110 kV and 220 kV transformer substations.

* As part of the program, a 220 kV D-13 overhead line has already been reconstructed, a 63 km long 35 kV Shakhterskaya-Boshnyakovo overhead line has been built, and a 110 kV Promuzel substation has been reconstructed.

* In total, 31 transmission lines with a voltage of 35-220 kV with a total length of 922 km and 21 transformer substations with a total transformer capacity of 790 MVA will be reconstructed or newly built.

Original Press Release:

Jan. 17 -- RusHydro issued the following news release:

As a result of the implementation of the program to ensure the sustainable development of the power grid complex of the Sakhalin Region (POUREK), in 2022, six 35 kV transmission lines were reconstructed. The main goal of the program, the planned investment in which exceeds 39 billion rubles, is a significant improvement in the quality and reliability of power supply to consumers in the Sakhalin Region.

In 2022, the reconstruction of 35 kV transmission lines Korsakovskaya-Agar, Solovyovka-Dachnaya, Agar-Solovievka, Dachnaya-Tambovka, Chapaevo-Lesnaya, Tambovka-Chapaevo was completed. In 2023, work began on the reconstruction of five more 35 kV transmission lines, one 220 kV transmission line and two 110 kV and 220 kV transformer substations.

Sakhalinenergo (part of the RusHydro Group) started implementing the large-scale PUREK program three years ago. As part of the program, a 220 kV D-13 overhead line has already been reconstructed, a 63 km long 35 kV Shakhterskaya-Boshnyakovo overhead line has been built, and a 110 kV Promuzel substation has been reconstructed. In total, 31 transmission lines with a voltage of 35-220 kV with a total length of 922 km and 21 transformer substations with a total transformer capacity of 790 MVA will be reconstructed or newly built. The need for the implementation of the SERM is caused by the peculiarities of the region - there are difficult climatic conditions, strong cyclones, freezing rains. At the same time, initially, electrical networks were designed and built without taking into account these factors, but practice has shown the need for significant changes.

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Source: RusHydro

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