Target set to reduce power outages to 18 minutes by 1408

Yasuj – The Managing Director of the Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad Electricity Distribution Company announced the development of smart grid technology in the distribution network and a target of 1,000 days without accidents, starting with the second strategic plan of the electricity industry.

According to Mehr reporter, Rasool Raushi in a meeting with the CEO of Tovanir Company, referring to the development plans of the electricity industry, stated: The second strategic plan of this industry aimed at improving the performance and development of infrastructures has been formulated and its implementation has started.

Referring to the measures taken in the field of management and performance evaluation, he added: Designing the performance evaluation system is on the agenda and the comprehensive monitoring system has reached the final stages.

Referring to the implementation of infrastructure programs in the electricity industry, the CEO of the Electricity Distribution Company of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad announced the implementation of the national model of intelligentization of the distribution network in cooperation with Niro Research Institute and said: This plan is being implemented in 12 provinces of the country.

Raushi continued: asset management in this program covers four main areas, including reliable and resilient network, intelligent management of future energy, efficiency and economy of the network and common and intelligent partner.

He went on to explain the safety plans of the electricity industry and stated: After the last accident in August 1403, 750 days without an accident have been recorded and targeting to achieve a thousand days without an accident is on the agenda.

The CEO of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad Power Distribution Company also announced the goal of reducing the blackout time to 18 minutes by 1408 and emphasized the importance of improving the stability of the network and improving services to subscribers.

In another part of his speech, a villager pointed to the measures taken in the framework of the Mehtab plan and said: In the framework of this plan, 2,600 cases of unauthorized electricity collection, 1,945 meters were installed, and 44 million kilowatt-hours of electricity consumption were saved.

Referring to the continuation of consumption management programs and improving the accuracy of energy measurement, he added: replacement of defective meters and development of intelligent control systems are also being pursued.

In the end, the CEO of Kohgiluyeh and Boyar Ahmad Power Distribution Company announced the company's warehouse development plan and said: It is expected that this plan will be implemented in the warehouse within the next one to two weeks.