Dubai Power and Water Authority (DEWA), under the leadership of HE Saeed Mohammed Al Tayer, MD and CEO, has effectively charged 1,414 circulation substations of 11kV across Dubai in 2023. The development of these substations, alongside related assignments, added up to an amazing 996,648 worker hours, sticking to the best expectations of wellbeing and security.

DEWA is dedicated to building state-of-the-art infrastructure that complies with Dubai's sustainable development regulations, in line with the leadership's vision and directives. Encouraging customers, developers, and businesses is the main goal. This accomplishment is the consequence of careful and dependable planning procedures that use the most recent predictive technologies to support Dubai's sustainable urban growth. Additionally, it advances the objectives mentioned in the Dubai 2040 Urban Masterplan.

In addition to energy and water production projects, DEWA is attempting to upgrade the transmission and circulation networks in view of electricity demand forecast until 2030, considering the Emirate's segment and financial development," expressed Al Tayer.

Rashid Bin Humaidan, Executive Vice President of Distribution Power at DEWA, featured that the absolute number of medium voltage substations (11 kV and 6.6 kV) arrived at a noteworthy 44,015 stations toward the finish of 2023. Emphasizing their commitment to quality, effectiveness, and safety, he noticed that all substations are executed utilizing the most recent computerized advances, guaranteeing Dubai's electrical framework stays at the front of development. This achievement builds up DEWA's commitment to giving a robust and dependable power distribution network for the thriving city of Dubai.