The project involved the construction of a new 20 kV overhead line and installation of BOX-type substations to replace Fider 253/1, financed by the Distribution System Operator (OSSH). Located in Zall Herr, Tirana, and implemented over a period of six months, the project aimed to strengthen the electrical distribution infrastructure, improve service reliability, and ensure compliance with technical and safety standards.
The works began with terrain preparation and excavation for the foundations of the poles, ensuring structural stability. Centrifugally reinforced concrete poles were installed to provide durability and long-term performance for the overhead line. AL-Ç conductors were stretched to enable efficient and stable transmission of electrical energy across the network. Additionally, essential protective components such as insulators and 20 kV three-pole disconnectors were installed to guarantee safe and secure operation.
The BOX-type substations were manufactured according to technical specifications, carefully transported to the site, and installed on pre-prepared foundations. They were properly leveled and anchored to ensure structural stability. Inside each substation, line cells, transformer cells, and low-voltage distribution panels were assembled, ensuring proper mechanical and electrical connections for seamless network integration.
After installation, thorough quality testing was conducted to verify system compliance and performance, followed by commissioning and monitored operation to confirm stable and efficient functionality.
The successful completion of this project significantly enhances the electrical distribution infrastructure managed by OSSH Tirana, providing consumers with improved reliability and quality of electricity supply. The investment is expected to reduce technical losses, increase operational efficiency, and contribute to a more sustainable and modern energy distribution network in the region.





