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In a significant move to enhance the energy infrastructure in the region, the Sharjah Electricity, Water, and Gas Authority has successfully completed the establishment and operation of a 33 kV primary distribution electricity station in Khorfakkan. This project, which cost AED 35 million, has a total capacity of 60 megavolt-amperes and is aligned with the authority’s ongoing efforts to bolster the efficiency and sustainability of the energy system in tandem with the rapid developmental and urban growth of the city.
Supporting Khorfakkan’s Development
The new station primarily supports the Khorfakkan Resort, ensuring reliable and efficient electricity supply for its operations. This timely provision of energy is essential to facilitate the readiness of the resort’s facilities while also catering to surrounding urban areas and future projects in the locality. The initiative is particularly significant as Khorfakkan continues to establish itself as a notable tourist destination along the eastern coast.
Strategic Growth and Reliability
Engineer Saud Abdulaziz, Director of the Khorfakkan Department at the Sharjah Electricity, Water, and Gas Authority, stated that the development of this electricity station is part of strategic projects aimed at keeping pace with the urban and tourism growth in the city. The facility has been implemented according to the latest technical specifications and standards, ensuring operational efficiency, sustainable electricity supply, and enhancing the network’s readiness to meet both current and future demands.
A Step Towards Sustainable Infrastructure
The inauguration of the station marks a qualitative addition to the energy system in Khorfakkan, representing a step forward towards creating a more efficient, sustainable, and future-ready infrastructure. This aligns with the comprehensive development vision of the emirate and contributes to improving the quality of life and sustainable development in the region.