posted February 23, 2016 at 11:20 pm by Alena Mae S. Flores
National Grid Corporation of the
Philippines plans to complete within the year a crucial transmission facility
as part of efforts to aid in the recovery of typhoon-ravaged Eastern Visayas.
National Grid, operator of the
country’s transmission network, said the second line of the Ormoc-Babatngon
138-kilovolt line in Leyte province would require the construction of an
overhead transmission line spanning almost 80 kilometers.
It also includes the installation of
necessary upgrade equipment at the Ormoc and Babatngon Substations.
The company said the line would
transmit the power supply from the geothermal plants in Leyte to Samar Island,
highlighting the importance of the project’s timely completion.
The line reinforcement will increase
the reliability of power transmission to Samar, which has no internal
generation facility within the island, and is heavily dependent on the supply
coming from Leyte.
“For the often typhoon-stricken
Samar, a steady supply of electricity is important to ensure the island’s
continuous growth and recovery from disasters. This is what we are trying to
address by constructing the Ormoc-Babatngon 138 kV line. In addition, this
project will also cater to the increasing demand for electricity in Tacloban
after Typhoon Yolanda,” National Grid said.
It said Leyte II Electric
Cooperative, which distributes power to Tacloban, will be the main customer to
benefit from the project.
National Grid is a privately-owned
corporation in charge of operating, maintaining and developing the country’s
power grid.
It transmits high-voltage
electricity through transmission lines, towers, substations, and related
assets.
The consortium, which holds the
25-year concession contract to operate the country’s power transmission
network, is composed of Monte Oro Grid Resources Corp. led by businessman Henry
Sy Jr., Calaca High Power Corp. led by Robert Coyiuto Jr., and the State Grid
Corporation of China as technical partner.
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