Baharestan Plan Implemented in 155 Villages of Kurdistan With 210 Billion Toman Budget

Sanandaj – The managing director of Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Company announced the improvement and upgrading of the electricity network in 155 villages of the province with a budget of 168 billion tomans, saying the physical progress of the Baharestan Plan has reached 85%.

Sanandaj - The CEO of Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Company announced the improvement of the electricity network of 155 villages in the province with a credit of 168 billion tomans and said that the physical progress of the Baharestan project has reached 85%.

Mohammad Saeed Soltani said in a conversation with Mehr reporter: In 1405, a total of more than 210 billion Tomans were spent from electricity tax credits and the company's internal resources to implement various parts of the Baharestan project in the province.

He stated that the purpose of implementing this plan is to improve and modernize rural electricity distribution networks, increase the stability of the network and improve the quality of service to subscribers, and added: In addition to the improvement of rural electricity networks, the Baharestan plan also includes the provision of equipment and machinery needed to provide services.

The CEO of the Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Company, referring to the measures taken in the rural network improvement sector, said: In this sector, 168 billion Tomans have been allocated for the improvement and improvement of the electricity network of 155 villages in the province.

Soltani added: The electricity network of 107 villages has been repaired and improved in a village-oriented manner with a credit of 133 billion tomans, and also 54 kilometers of weak and medium voltage network has been modified with a credit of 35 billion tomans, with the aim of benefiting 48 villages.

Strengthening the operating fleet of Kurdistan electricity by purchasing new equipment

Referring to the equipment and operational machinery supply department of the Baharestan plan, he said: In order to strengthen the transport fleet and increase operational capacity in providing services to rural areas, three 16-meter lifting devices and a 10-ton crane have been purchased.

The CEO of the Kurdistan Electricity Distribution Company announced that the credit spent for the purchase of this equipment amounted to 42 billion Tomans and added: These machines have been added to the company's fleet to strengthen the executive capacity and service provision in the field of rural electricity.

Explaining the latest implementation status of the Baharestan project in Kurdistan, Soltani said: the physical progress of this project has reached 85% and based on the planning, its implementation will be completed by the end of November this year.

Stating that the credit progress of the project has reached 100%, he pointed out that the financial resources allocated to this project have been fully absorbed and spent, but part of the implementation of the project is still ongoing.