During COP17, the power substation of the Electric Networks of Armenia has been upgraded and modernized to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply. Romanos Petrosyan has familiarized himself with the work.
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During COP17, the power substation of the Electric Networks of Armenia has been upgraded and modernized to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply. Romanos Petrosyan has familiarized himself with the work.

10-09-2026 15:14 Armenia Press release
During COP17, the power substation of the Electric Networks of Armenia has been upgraded and modernized to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply. Romanos Petrosyan has familiarized himself with the work.
 
The temporary manager of "HETC" LLC, Romanos Petrosyan, visited the "Central" 110/35/6 kV and the newly constructed "Noragyugh" 35/6 kV substations, getting acquainted with the ongoing works. 
 
In order to ensure uninterrupted electricity supply during the 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity (COP17) and the events organized within its framework, the construction of the new type modular "Noragyugh" 35/6 kV substation in Yerevan is nearing completion. All equipment and material-technical products intended for the construction of the new substation, which meets modern standards, have been imported from abroad.
 
The program also includes the creation of 5 new low-voltage substations with a capacity of 5000 kVA, three of which are already ready for operation. The constructed substation will also contribute to a significant improvement in the quality of electricity supplied to the residents of the Central administrative district. It is also planned to provide electricity supply to the Noragyugh neighborhood, which is planned in the upcoming construction projects of Yerevan, from the "Noragyugh" substation, where currently there is no energy infrastructure necessary for electricity supply.
 
 
In order to guarantee the necessary uninterrupted electricity supply during the COP17 events, extensive modernization and upgrading works have also been carried out at the "Central" 110/35/6 kV substation of HETC. In particular, a third transformer with a capacity of 63 MVA has been installed, and a third 6 kV section has been added. The capacity of the two existing transformers was insufficient as they were loaded at 80-85%, and in case of emergency situations, the entire system would be paralyzed. The addition of the new third transformer contributes to solving this systemic problem. A total of 1.2 km of 35 kV overhead and cable lines have been laid from the "Central" substation to the "Noragyugh" 35/6 kV modular substation, and all energy infrastructures in the area have been modernized. The works also include the construction of tens of kilometers of 6 kV power cable lines and the installation of new substations.
 
This program aimed at modernizing energy infrastructures, implemented by HETC, is unprecedented in its scale, as this investment program not only constructs a new substation in Armenia that meets European standards for the first time and upgrades the existing infrastructure but also carries out resource-intensive works in a very short period of time.
 
The total budget of the program is about 2 billion AMD.
 
The main goal of the investment programs aimed at the development of the energy system implemented by HETC is to set a new benchmark, not only in terms of providing our subscribers with more stable and reliable electricity supply but also to properly conduct a large-scale environmental event of global significance in Armenia by creating an energy system that meets modern standards," noted Romanos Petrosyan.
 
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