Edenorte investing millions in Puerto Plata improvements

posted on: Apr 28 2011 10:23 by The Reporter. Viewed 764 times.


Edenorte, the Government run electricity distributor for the North of the Dominican Republic, says it is carrying out various works in the Puerto Plata province to improve service and efficiency.

The main project is in Don Gregorio, in the Maimón district where it is installing an anti-fraud network.
Similar works are being carried out in the Altos de Chavón area, behind the Santiago Technological University (UTESA) campus in Puerto Plata, with the aim of upgrading the service to 24 hours.

Edenorte are also installing Overhead Medium Voltage cables in Paseo de la Laguna in Costambar.
In La Hermita, Edenorte are replacing insulators, jumpers, and poles in the PPLA-101 circuit.

In Severé in Montellano, they are also replacing 12 poles, and in  El Burro, in Imbert, they are replacing 10 poles and adding 20 new lights.

In Calle 16 de Agosto in Puerto Plata city near the Malecón, they are upgrading the network, and there are also plans to repair lights in Cabarete.

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