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Electricity supplied from Turkey has reached most homes in the town of Haritan in northern rural Aleppo, following the rehabilitation of the network and installation of transformers and meters, after an outage lasting around 12 years. The Syrian-Turkish Electricity Company is carrying out the project, which includes transformers with capacities of 400 and 630 kilovolt-amperes. The tariff is approximately 11 US cents per kilowatt-hour. Expanding coverage, alongside plans to extend the network to nearby Kafr Hamra, aims to improve the stability of the electricity supply and reduce residents’ reliance on private generators.
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