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    System Up-gradation: IESCO issues power shut down schedule

    September 11, 2017No Comments1 Min Read
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    Islamabad: (Parliament Times) IESCO on Moday while issuing a power shutdown schedule said that due to system up gradation/ system repair their will power shut down On 12 September 2017 as per below mentioned schedule;
    On 12 September, 08:00am to 17:00pm Sohawa and Capt Ashan Waseem feeders,09:00am to 13:00pm Gulistan colony feeder,09:00am to 15:00pm Cap Ahsan Waseem, Sohawa, Jermote feeders and surrounding areas will be affected. More over in continuation of system up-gradation plane, IESCO is replacing 160 MVA transformers with 250 MVA and in this connection shut down has been approved for 220KV NTDC Burhan Grid from 16:00 to 18:00 HRS and 500KV NTDC gird New Rawat from 10:00 to 18:00 HRS.
    Due to this shut down no area will be affected however in case of extreme contingency in worst condition load management will be required at Burhan and Rawat accordingly. Apologizing its valued customers for this in convenes the IESCO said, “In case of early completion of work electricity will be restored before the scheduled time”.

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