Powering Progress: Subic EnerZone Relocates 69kV and 13.8kV Lines at Magsaysay Bridge - SBFZ
- Mia Concepcion
- May 2
- 1 min read
Subic EnerZone Corporation is dedicated to powering communities and fostering development. As part of our commitment to infrastructure advancement, we have successfully completed a significant undertaking: the relocation of 69kV and 13.8kV power lines at Magsaysay Bridge on Rizal Highway within the Subic Bay Freeport Zone.
This project was executed in tight coordination with the SBMA Utilities Department. It forms a component of the continuous rehabilitation efforts focused on Magsaysay Bridge, a crucial transportation artery within the zone.
What the Project Entailed:
Detailed planning and execution of relocation efforts.
Installation of new poles to support high-voltage transmission.
Safe removal and transfer of existing 69kV and 13.8kV lines.
Stringent safety protocols to avoid power disruptions.
Real-time coordination to handle environmental and logistical constraints.
Our highly skilled Engineers successfully completed the project on schedule, prioritizing safety, reliability, and uninterrupted service, even when faced with adverse weather and challenging terrain.
Why It Matters:
Upgrading infrastructure, like the Magsaysay Bridge, is a key opportunity to modernize public utilities for growing cities, improving transportation safety and ensuring long-term electrical system reliability.
Looking Forward:
Subic EnerZone’s work at Magsaysay Bridge underscores our broader goal: to empower the evolution of cities through safe, stable, and sustainable power. Working alongside local authorities, developers, and communities remains our focus as we drive progress through each individual project.
Subic EnerZone Corporation — Distributing Positive Energy. Empowering Tomorrow.
