In Moscow, Russia, officials from the City Economy Complex have completed a project to provide reliable power to the Central Moscow Hippodrome, which recently reopened after reconstruction. Deputy Mayor Petr Biryukov announced that the connected capacity is 9.5 megawatts. The work included a new 20 kV substation, six transformer substations, and over nine kilometers of cable lines. The hippodrome now has a backup power supply, ensuring uninterrupted electricity even if one line fails.
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