Nama Electricity Distribution Company has initiated electricity development projects worth around 3 million Omani Rials in Al Buraimi Governorate. These projects, set to be implemented in 2026, include investment in a 33 kV network worth 1.26 million Omani Rials, construction of new 11 kV and 415 V networks worth 960,000 Omani Rials, and network reinforcement projects worth 860,000 Omani Rials.
Objectives and Benefits of the Projects
These initiatives aim to improve network stability, enhance operational flexibility, increase efficiency, reduce losses, and ensure compliance with safety standards across the governorate. The projects are specifically aligned with the growing electricity demand resulting from developmental projects in various provinces.
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Statements from the Project Manager
Said bin Mohammed Al Maamari, the project manager at Nama Electricity Distribution Company, stated that the ongoing projects in Al Buraimi respond to the growing energy needs. These needs have specifically increased due to recent developments in the region. He also emphasized that these projects are designed to improve service quality and enhance customer satisfaction.
In the current situation where energy demand is rising, these projects are considered a significant step towards the sustainable development of electricity infrastructure in Oman. Alongside these projects, continuous efforts are being made to optimize and modernize existing networks, which in turn will lead to reduced energy losses and increased service reliability.
Given the importance of energy in daily life and its role in economic and social development, the implementation of these projects can have a positive impact on the productivity and quality of life of the residents of this governorate. Ultimately, these actions are expected to contribute to the creation of a sustainable and reliable electricity network that can meet future needs.
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