TCN confirms 150MVA Transformer fire incident in Ayede Substation

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By Etuka Sunday

The Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN) has reported fire incident at its 150MVA, 330/132/33 kV power transformer in Ayede Substation.
TCN said, presently, the fire has been contained and is currently working to isolate the burnt circuits, to enable the restoration of bulk supply through the substation.
The company said, the incident would temporarily affect power supply to Ibadan and environs. We therefore appeal to customers in the affected areas to bear with us as we would restore normal supply as soon as our engineers complete the restoration of the cables.
The General Manager, Public Affairs, TCN, Ndidi Mbah in a statement said, normal bulk supply would be restored as the substation has enough redundancy to adequately transmit the Disco load requirement.
The Head Transmission Service Provider and General Manager Transmission are already on their way to Ayede substation, to ensure that the situation is properly attended to.
Once again, we apologise for inconveniences caused by the incident.

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