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ADMDHE completes construction of electrical interconnection in southern Cyclades.

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The completion of the electrical interconnection for the southern Cyclades was announced by the Greek Electric Transmission System Operator (ΑΔΜΗΕ).
This project integrates the islands of Santorini, Folegandros, Milos, and Serifos into the mainland electrical system through Attica.
It marks the fourth and final phase of a broader project that has connected several other Cycladic islands since 2018.
Testing and gradual operation of the interconnection will begin with Santorini as the first island to be connected.
The completion of this interconnection is expected to enhance the electrical infrastructure of the region.

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The Hellenic Electricity Transmission System Operator (ADMIE) has completed the construction of the electrical interconnection of the southern Cyclades, integrating the islands of Santorini, Folegrandos, Milos, and Serifos into the mainland electricity network via Attica. This initiative represents the fourth and final phase of a broader project that has been underway since 2018, which also connected other Cycladic islands including Paros, Mykonos, Syros, and Naxos.

Following the completion of construction, ADMIE will begin testing and gradually commencing operations, starting with Santorini. This milestone marks a significant development for the energy infrastructure in the region, enhancing electricity supply and reliability for the connected islands.

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