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New 33 kV Line Strengthens Power in Puerto Iguazú
Guia 3 newsroom · edited by Annie GrellmannEspañolPortuguês
Project spans 600 hectares and serves multiple city neighborhoods
Energía de Misiones has begun construction of a 33 kV medium-voltage line dedicated to supplying the 600-hectare Transformer Substation in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina. The infrastructure serves areas such as Villa 14, the Ignacio Abiaru neighborhood, the 600-hectare hotel sector, the Comandante Andrésito, Malvinas, Santa María del Iguazú neighborhoods, among others, benefiting thousands of users.
Work in Progress
Energía de Misiones is building a new 33 kV medium-voltage line that will provide exclusive power to the 600-hectare Transformer Substation (SET) in Puerto Iguazú, Argentina.
Scope of the Installation
The line covers a wide area of the city, impacting Villa 14, the Ignacio Abiaru neighborhood, the area around the International Bridge, the 600-hectare hotel sector, the Comandante Andrésito, Malvinas and Santa María del Iguazú neighborhoods, National Route 12, kilometer 5, Victoria Aguirre Avenue, the Granjas, Las Orquídeas area, and the Ejército Argentino neighborhood.
Expected Benefits
With the new feed, Puerto Iguazú’s power grid gains greater capacity and resilience, which should improve supply conditions for thousands of users and keep pace with the city’s urban and tourist growth.
Source: Misiones Online (Oct 19 2026) – https://misionesonline.net/2026/10/19/puerto-iguazu-nueva-linea-33kv-para-fortalecer-el-abastecimiento-electrico
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