City: NEUQUÉN CAPITAL
rnTimeline: 330 days
rnYears: 2005 - 2006

CHARACTERISTICS:
rnThe project involved providing full electric service to the lots in Nueva Esperanza neighborhood in Neuquén City:

• Installation of 14 km of medium-voltage lines, 16 transformer substations, and 56 km of corresponding low-voltage lines.
• Single-phase supply to a total of 336 lots, plus the specific demands of the Municipal Slaughterhouse, Community Center, School, and Water Pump.
• Integration of electric supply to the Neuquén landfill through a 550-meter medium-voltage line, a transformer station, and a low-voltage line section.
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IMPORTANCE:
rnThe project aims to provide electricity to 336 lots in Nueva Esperanza Colony, the municipal slaughterhouse, and the community center, through the installation of about 14 km of medium-voltage lines, 16 transformer substations, and 111 streetlights for public lighting. Additionally, electric service will be provided to the municipal landfill.
rnMinister Esteves emphasized that this project is important not just because of its budget, but because it will strengthen productive enterprises and improve the quality of life for 330 families. He also thanked the ministry and municipality staff for their collaboration, as well as the patience of the neighborhood residents, highlighting the significance of the project for the community.

rnSource: Informative Bulletin. Municipality of Neuquén. 24/01/05