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Dubai Opens New 132kV and 400kV Stations

Dubai Opens New 132kV and 400kV Stations

Dubai Electricity and Water Authority (DEWA) is working to enhance Dubai's power transmission network by commissioning 8 main substations at 132 kV and one at 400 kV during the first half of 2026, with investments exceeding 970 million AED. The projects include the construction of 117 kilometers of overhead transmission lines, covering vital areas such as Hinde Town, Al Barsha, and Umm Suqeim, aimed at meeting the rising electricity demand and supporting Dubai's economic and social development. The total number of DEWA's power transmission stations currently stands at 402, and the authority is moving forward with expansion projects that include 30 new stations and 340 kilometers of underground cables over the next three years.

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