Namangan replaces transformer with higher-capacity unit

Askar Yakubov · 13:20, 09.11.2026 · Updated 23:04 · 11 views

Namangan replaces transformer with higher-capacity unit / Photo: Still from video of Regional Electric Networks.

Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.uz) — A 630 kVA transformer has been replaced with a more powerful 1,000 kVA unit in the Alpomish mahalla of Namangan.

The work is aimed at improving the reliability of electricity supply and preparing for the autumn-winter season, the Namangan territorial branch of JSC Regional Electric Networks reported.

In particular, a 1,000 kVA unit was installed at transformer station TP-59, replacing the previous 630 kVA transformer.

Work has also begun in the city to install new 1,000 kVA transformer stations.

These measures are intended to reduce the load on power networks, improve the stability of electricity supply and address residents’ requests in a timely manner.

The branch said the modernisation would improve the quality and reliability of electricity supplied to consumers.

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