Asunción, IP Agency.- It is through Operation San Bernardino 2024-2025, which was launched this Monday by the National Electricity Administration, during an event chaired by the owner, Félix Sosa and the local municipal mayor, Emigdio Ruíz Díaz. This operation involved the participation of 50 officials organized into 20 teams and will directly benefit more than 15,000 local clients, as well as 40,000 tourists and visitors who enjoy this summer destination each year.
It is in order to guarantee a reliable electricity supply to attract more tourists and make San Bernardino a safer and more attractive destination for everyone, through work on adaptations and reinforcements of the electrical infrastructure, with an investment of G. 20,000 million.
The head of Ande presented the action plan established for the city of San Bernardino; He thanked the constant support and highlighted the teamwork, necessary for the execution of maintenance and works in the area, with the aim of accompanying the growth of consumption and putting the electrical infrastructure in condition for this summer.
In turn, Mayor Ruíz Díaz pointed out that the city is a privileged place and that it is experiencing continuous progress, in addition to thanking the ANDE team for the work that is being carried out in the area.
During this operation, the comprehensive maintenance of 7 23,000 volt feeders from the Altos and Itauguá substations is planned, which supply energy to the city and its surroundings. Tasks include cutting branches, changing crossheads and maintaining distribution equipment.
Considering the growth in consumption in the area, the facility will put into service a new Medium Voltage line from the Altos Substation this summer, with an investment of G. 12,000 million. With this new infrastructure, the city of San Bernardino will be served with 8 23,000 volt feeders.
Likewise, the reinforcement and maintenance of around 200 electrical distribution posts throughout the city will be carried out, along with the installation of 40 new distribution transformers to increase power in strategic sectors.
Preventive maintenance will also be carried out at the Altos Substation, to guarantee the continuity of the electrical service and avoid interruptions during the summer season.
In addition, 200 new public lighting fixtures will be installed, and maintenance will be carried out on existing luminaires to beautify the city and contribute to greater safety and visibility for residents and tourists, reports Ande.
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Interview with Félix Sosa, Head of the National Electricity Administration (ANDE)
Editor: Good afternoon, Félix. Thank you for joining us today. Can you tell us more about Operation San Bernardino 2024-2025 and its significance for the local community and tourists?
Félix Sosa: Good afternoon! Thank you for having me. Operation San Bernardino 2024-2025 is a crucial initiative launched by ANDE to ensure a reliable electricity supply to the city, especially during the peak tourist season. Our goal is to not only meet the electrical demands of over 15,000 local residents but also support the 40,000 tourists who visit San Bernardino each year. By upgrading and reinforcing our electrical infrastructure, we can create a safer and more attractive environment for everyone.
Editor: That sounds promising! Can you share some details about the teams and resources involved in this operation?
Félix Sosa: Absolutely. We have organized 50 officials into 20 dedicated teams that will be working on various tasks throughout the operation. The total investment for this project is around G. 20,000 million. This funding will enable us to carry out necessary maintenance, enhance our electrical systems, and, ultimately, support the growth of energy consumption in the area.
Editor: Collaboration seems vital in such large-scale projects. How have local authorities contributed to this operation?
Félix Sosa: Collaboration is key, indeed. Local municipal officials, such as Mayor Emigdio Ruíz Díaz, have been incredibly supportive, helping us coordinate efforts and ensure that our work aligns with the community’s needs. Their support is instrumental in making this operation successful and in fostering a strong partnership focused on the region’s development.
Editor: Looking ahead, what impact do you foresee this operation having on San Bernardino’s future as a tourist destination?
Félix Sosa: By modernizing our electrical infrastructure, we are laying the foundation for San Bernardino to thrive as a summer destination. A reliable and safe electricity supply means that local businesses can flourish, and tourists will have access to the amenities they expect. We hope this operation will not only boost tourism but also enhance the overall quality of life for residents, making San Bernardino an even more appealing place to live and visit.
Editor: Thank you, Félix. It’s clear that Operation San Bernardino 2024-2025 is a significant step towards a bright future for the city and its visitors.
Félix Sosa: Thank you for the opportunity to share this important initiative!
Rities responded to this initiative?
Félix Sosa: The collaboration with local authorities has been exceptional. Mayor Emigdio Ruíz Díaz has been a strong supporter of our efforts. He understands the importance of this operation for the city’s growth and its appeal as a tourist destination. Together, we are committed to ensuring that the electrical infrastructure can handle the increased demand, especially during peak seasons. This teamwork is essential in making San Bernardino a more attractive and safer place for residents and visitors alike.
Editor: It’s great to hear about the support from the local government! Can you elaborate on some specific improvements that will be made during this operation?
Félix Sosa: Certainly! We’re planning comprehensive maintenance on 7 feeders that supply energy to San Bernardino and its surroundings. This includes cutting branches that obstruct power lines, changing crossheads, and maintaining distribution equipment. Additionally, we will deploy a new Medium Voltage line from the Altos Substation, which will significantly enhance the electrical supply capacity. We are also focusing on the installation of new distribution transformers and public lighting fixtures to improve safety and beautify the city.
Editor: Those enhancements sound impressive! Lastly, what message would you like to convey to the residents and tourists of San Bernardino regarding this operation?
Félix Sosa: I want to reassure the community that we are dedicated to providing a reliable and quality electricity service. Our commitment to upgrading the infrastructure will not only benefit residents but also enhance the experience for tourists. We’re excited about the changes and improvements that Operation San Bernardino 2024-2025 will bring, and we look forward to a vibrant summer season with fewer disruptions and greater safety for everyone.
Editor: Thank you, Félix, for sharing these insights. We look forward to seeing the positive impacts of this operation in San Bernardino!
