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PLANNED SHUTDOWN FOR JULY 2019 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE REGION DAY DATE SUBSTATION Feeder/PLANT PLANNED WORK DISTRICT Areas & Customers to be Affected Ndejje/Nandere 11kV North Eastern Tuesday 02nd july 2019 Bombo Stringing of the Karuma-Kawanda 400kV line Bombo Ndejje T/C, Nandere, Kiyana, Namayamba, Ndejje University, Kisooba, Buyego, Mawu feeder Lubya, Kasubi, Lugala, Masanafu, Wakasanke, Munaku, Nabulagala, Lubya, Wisdom Primary School, Bukulugi, Lusaze Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Namungoona Masanafu 11KV feeder Line diversion along Munaku road Nakulabye Kosovo Lunyo, Gowers Rd, Kitooro, Uring Crescent, Entebbe Town, Lugonjo, Nakiwogo, Kiwafu, Virus, Kinyarwanda, Nsamize Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Entebbe Township 11KV feeder Line Clearance/Rotten pole replacement/jumper repairs Entebbe Baracks Lugala, Masanafu, Wakasanke, Munaku, Nabulagala, Lubya, Wisdom Primary School, Bukulugi, Lusaze Kosovo, Transformer 1 132/11kV Investigation of buchholz alarm and testing of TX tap Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Namungoona Nakulabye Namungoona, Orthodox, Munaku, Nakibinge Rd, Lubigi, Jenina, Nansana, Nabweru Rd, Kibwa, Kabumbi, Kyebando, -15MVA changer Kawoko, Bujjuko, Kigoma, Kabulengwa, Naluvule, Yesu Amala, Ashinaga Civil Aviation Authority,Nsamizzi Radder Stationbugonga, Imperial Group of Hotels Entebbe,Naro offices, Mino of Agriculture Headquotors,Protea Hotel Entebbe, Caa Headquotors, Kigungu Areas And Maryland High Sch.entebbe 11kV and 33kV Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Entebbe Routine Maintenance of Switchgear Entebbe Commercial Area,Katabi,Kituburu, Abayita Ababili,Mpala, Kitara, Nkumba University, Nkumba Village, Kasenyi Landing Switchgear Site And Wagagai Flower Farm, State House Entebbe Town,Nsamizi,Manyago, Green Field Fish Factory,Virous Reserch Institute,Entebbe Kitooro, Bugonga And Entebbe Kiwafu Civil Aviation Authority,Nsamizzi Radder Stationbugonga, Imperial Group of Hotels Entebbe,Naro offices, Mino of Agriculture Headquotors,Protea Hotel Entebbe, Caa Headquotors, Kigungu Areas And Maryland High Sch.entebbe 11kV and 33kV Maintenance , MV Cable Inspection, Auxilliary MV Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Entebbe Entebbe Commercial Area,Katabi,Kituburu, Abayita Ababili,Mpala, Kitara, Nkumba University, Nkumba Village, Kasenyi Landing Switchgear Fusing and Jumper/ First Structure maintenance Site And Wagagai Flower Farm, State House Entebbe Town,Nsamizi,Manyago, Green Field Fish Factory,Virous Reserch Institute,Entebbe Kitooro, Bugonga And Entebbe Kiwafu Civil Aviation Authority,Nsamizzi Radder Stationbugonga, Imperial Group of Hotels Entebbe,Naro Offices, Mino of Tx 1, 10/14MVA 33/11kV Agriculture Headquotors,Protea Hotel Entebbe, Caa Headquotors, Kigungu Areas And Maryland High Sch.entebbe General Inspection of Tx1 and TX 2, tapchanger Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July 2019 Entebbe and Tx 2, 10/14MVA Entebbe Commercial Area,Katabi,Kituburu, Abayita Ababili,Mpala, Kitara, Nkumba University, Nkumba Village, Kasenyi Landing service & Station auxiliary maintenance. 33/11kV Transformers Site And Wagagai Flower Farm, State House Entebbe Town,Nsamizi,Manyago, Green Field Fish Factory,Virous Reserch Institute,Entebbe Kitooro, Bugonga And Entebbe Kiwafu Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July2019 Namungoona Nakulabye 11kV feeders Closing jumpers and creating open points Nakulabye Namungoona, Lubya, National Housing, Nabulagala, Kigobe Lubya, Kasubi, Lugala, Masanafu, Wakasanke, Munaku, Nabulagala, Lubya, Wisdom Primary School, Bukulugi, Lusaze Kampala West Wednesday 03rd July2019 Namungoona masanafu 11kV feeders Closing jumpers and creating open points Nakulabye Kosovo Western Thursday 04th July 2019 Kasese Central 11kv town feeder Replacement of poles along Kilembe rd Kasese Kasese Town,Kamaiba,Kilembe Road And Mbarara Road, Spring Hotel Erecting a metering unit structure and installing a North Eastern Thursday 04th July 2019 Hoima Masindi 33kV feeder Hoima Maparo,Bwikya,Buchunga,Bulindi,Buraru,Buliisa,Kinyara,Bujenje,Buliima metering unit Ndejje/Nandere 11kV Pole replacement,strengthening jumpers, resagging North Eastern Thursday 04th july 2019 Bombo Bombo Ndejje T/C, Nandere, Kiyana, Namayamba, Ndejje University, Kisooba, Buyego, Mawu feeder ndejje T/C and ferrule rejointing. Western Thursday 04th July 2019 Mbarara Central Kakoba 11kv feeder Installation of DOFI at Makenke barracks Mbarara Mbarara Town, Makenke, Kacence, Kizungu, Bishop Stuart University Western Thursday 04th July 2019 Mbarara Central Masaka west 33kv feeder Safety panel for Kakoba 11kV Mbarara Mbarara Hospital, Lugazi, Biharwe, Kanyalyeru, Sanga, Kageti, Rushere, Kinoni Western Thursday 04th July 2019 Mbarara Central Masaka west 33kv feeder Interconnection for Kishasha Army Mask Scheme Mbarara Mbarara Hospital, Lugazi, Biharwe, Kanyalyeru, Sanga, Kageti, Rushere, Kinoni Ndejje/Nandere 11kV North Eastern Thursday 04th july 2019 Bombo Stringing of the Karuma-Kawanda 400kV line Bombo Ndejje T/C, Nandere, Kiyana, Namayamba, Ndejje University, Kisooba, Buyego, Mawu feeder Great Steel,, Semuto, Usegen Ltd, Kanyanda, Kikondo Poultry Farm, Hudai Manji Poultry Farm, Kapeka Industrial Bombo Industrial 33kV North Eastern Friday 05th July 2019 Kawanda- Uetcl kawanda -Kapeeka 132kv corridor works Wandegeya Park, Singo Barracks, Dot Services, Wakasanke Poultry Farm, Namajjanja Poultry Farm, Kabera Miller, Sedunga Dirisa feeder Millers Routine maintenance and carrying out of oil treatment Kampala East Saturday 06th July 2019 Namanve 132/33kV TX 3 Mukono Load management to be done depending on the available capacity on TX3 at Namanve substation Cocacola, Bakresha, Ugacof, Namanve,Bweyogerere-Kazinga, Katibisma, National True Seed, NWSC,Namanve Cable routing and termination for the Namanve Ring- Industrial Park, Dot Services, Rwenzori, Red Pepper, Biyinzika- Kiyunga, Vero Foods, African Polysack, Mukomboti, Kampala East Saturday 06th July 2019 Namanve 33kV Switchgear Mukono Kampala Industrial Business Park Shares, Mukono, Namubiru Stone Quarry, Kiwanga-Jingo, Kiwanga Buto Kasokoso, Kiwanga Rock of Ages, Kiwanga Malentine, Seeta, Mpoma, Nakifuma, Katoosi, Ntejeru, Mbalala Ndejje/Nandere 11kV North Eastern Saturday 06th july 2019 Bombo Stringing of the Karuma-Kawanda 400kV line Bombo Ndejje T/C, Nandere, Kiyana, Namayamba, Ndejje University, Kisooba, Buyego, Mawu feeder RMUs on Crested Nakumat, Hannington Road, Clement Hill Road, Crested Towers, Orange House, Kintu Road, Uetcl, MTN Towers, Kampala East Sunday 07th July 2019 Kitante Routine Maintenance Kitintale Towers 11kV feeder Presidents office, Sheraton Hotel and Serena Hotel. RMUs on Crested Nakumat, Hannington Road, Clement Hill Road, Crested Towers, Orange House, Kintu Road, UETCL, MTN Towers, Kampala Central Sunday 07th July 2019 Kitante MV Cable Inspection Kitintale Towers 11kV feeder Presidents office, Sheraton Hotel and Serena Hotel. 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