3000 distribution transformers for Polish utility company
Ormazabal is supplying its low loss distribution transformers to the Polish electrical market after winning a public tender to supply Energa.
Energa is the third biggest Polish utility, with an annual production of 20 TWh, which represents 17% of the countries production. Energa is also the number one renewable energy producer in Poland, with 13% of its production coming from renewable resources.
Ormazabal manufactures a wide range of dielectric liquid immersed distribution transformers, compliant with all of the requirements in current international regulations and adapted to a client's own needs with a range of powers from 25 kVA to 2500 kVA and insulation levels up to 36 kV.
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