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The Uíge Province Electrification Project is a transformative initiative designed to deliver reliable and renewable hydroelectric power to communities in Uíge, Angola. By expanding energy access to underserved areas, the project fosters economic growth, job creation, and improved living standards. With the installation of high-voltage power infrastructure, substations, and domiciliary connections, thousands of households, businesses, and public facilities now have access to a stable electricity supply, enabling industrial growth, enhanced education, and improved healthcare services.
Angoa, Uíge Province
Ministry of Energy and Water of Angola
Difficult Terrain & Insufficient Infrastructure – Transporting materials was hindered by deteriorated roads, complex terrain, and heavy rainfall, complicating construction efforts.
Ensuring High-Quality Standards – The project required strict adherence to quality control measures to guarantee the long-term reliability of power infrastructure.
Community Awareness & Adoption – Successful integration of electricity relied on educating communities on proper usage, efficiency, and safety.
To overcome transportation and construction challenges, the project team utilized advanced technical solutions and high-quality equipment to ensure durable infrastructure. The landscape was prepared and levelled to create optimal conditions for installation. Mitrelli Energy Sector conducted public awareness campaigns to educate residents on the benefits, usage, and impact of electrification.
Mitrelli led the execution of this large-scale energy project, overseeing every phase from initial surveys and design to engineering, construction, and a 12-month operation and maintenance phase. The project was carried out in close collaboration with local suppliers to ensure long-term sustainability and efficiency. Key components included:
This project not only provided critical infrastructure but also empowered local communities through training and awareness programs, ensuring a long-lasting impact on energy accessibility and sustainability.
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