Enemalta is continuing to invest in the expansion and regeneration of the energy distribution system by laying 13 kilometres of new underground cables in Sliema, Gżira and St Julian’s.
During a visit to the ongoing works in Sliema, the Minister for Energy Miriam Dalli spoke of Government’s commitment to further prepare the country’s electricity supply for both present and future needs. “This investment is a clear testament to our efforts to keep improving and facilitating the lives of people and businesses through a more modern and robust energy system. We are determined to continue investing in our country’s strategic infrastructure, ensuring a more stable supply and addressing future challenges in the energy sector,” said Minister Dalli, explaining that such strengthening is particularly crucial in urban and touristic areas. “This project forms part of a wider strategy for a more resilient and flexible grid, following the increase in tourism and economic growth; particularly in these localities.”
With a substantial investment, Enemalta is carrying out additional work to strengthen the distribution system across the Maltese Islands. As announced by Government last December, a total of 60 kilometres of new cables will be installed across 21 localities in Malta and Gozo, with various works currently at advanced stages.
Enemalta’s Executive Chairman, Ing. Ryan Fava, explained that these new cables bolster the company’s efforts to provide a more resilient infrastructure while ensuring a sustainable future. “The work on these cables is crucial to reinforcing the national grid and further supports Enemalta’s efforts to provide a better and safer service to every customer. While continuing to expand the capacity of its distribution centres, Enemalta is planning infrastructure that helps both families and businesses, now and in the future,” said Ing. Fava.
