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PLANNED SHUTDOWN FOR OCTOBER 2019 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE PLANNED SHUTDOWN FOR OCTOBER 2019 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENT AND ROUTINE MAINTENANCE REGION DAY DATE SUBSTATION FEEDER/PLANT PLANNED WORK DISTRICT AREAS & CUSTOMERS TO BE AFFECTED Upgrading the Existing Conductor from 25 sqmm to Gulu Hospital 11kv North Eastern Thursday 03rd October 2019 Gulu 100 sqmm for the Back born & 50sqmm for the T-offs and Gulu Gulu Town, Gulu Hospital, Police, Gulu Central Market and other surrounding areas Feeder Replacement of Rotten Poles & Other Accessories Nsawo, namugongo, Mbalwa, Buto, kirundambata, kakajjo, sonde, kyaliwajjala, Nakwero, kitikifumba, kira, nsasa, kitukutwe, mulawa, bulindo, butenga, kira, Nakasajja, manyangwa, Nalyamagoja, kabubu, nakwero, ndazabazadde, St Juliana namayina, Gayaza kyetume, 11kV and 33kV Kampala East Thursday 03rd October 2019 Namugongo Routine Maintenance Banda gayaza junior, Chris Obore,St Michael High School,Nabusugwe Village, Jomayi Estate Nabusugwe, Buwava Village, Riverside Acres Switchgear Estate Buwava, Multi-Purpose Stone Quarry, Namwezi Village, Kiwango UMEA P/S, Kiwango TC, Bukerere TC, Part of Kiwanga, Sonde TC, Jinja- Misindye, Nakagere TC, St Charles Lwanga Bukerere, Misindye Goma, Lumuli, Sonde Kikulu, Kiwanga Kasokoso Nsawo, namugongo, Mbalwa, Buto, kirundambata, kakajjo, sonde, kyaliwajjala, Nakwero, kitikifumba, kira, nsasa, kitukutwe, mulawa, bulindo, butenga, kira, Nakasajja, manyangwa, Nalyamagoja, kabubu, nakwero, ndazabazadde, St Juliana namayina, Gayaza kyetume, 11kV and 33kV MV Cable Inspection, Auxilliary MV Fusing and Jumper Kampala East Thursday 03rd October 2019 Namugongo Banda gayaza junior, Chris Obore,St Michael High School,Nabusugwe Village, Jomayi Estate Nabusugwe, Buwava Village, Riverside Acres Switchgear Repair Estate Buwava, Multi-Purpose Stone Quarry, Namwezi Village, Kiwango UMEA P/S, Kiwango TC, Bukerere TC, Part of Kiwanga, Sonde TC, Jinja- Misindye, Nakagere TC, St Charles Lwanga Bukerere, Misindye Goma, Lumuli, Sonde Kikulu, Kiwanga Kasokoso Nsawo, namugongo, Mbalwa, Buto, kirundambata, kakajjo, sonde, kyaliwajjala, Nakwero, kitikifumba, kira, nsasa, kitukutwe, mulawa, bulindo, butenga, kira, Nakasajja, manyangwa, Nalyamagoja, kabubu, nakwero, ndazabazadde, St Juliana namayina, Gayaza kyetume, Tx1 & 2 15/20MVA Kampala East Thursday 03rd October 2019 Namugongo General inspection, tap changer service & Station auxiliary Banda gayaza junior, Chris Obore,St Michael High School,Nabusugwe Village, Jomayi Estate Nabusugwe, Buwava Village, Riverside Acres transformer Estate Buwava, Multi-Purpose Stone Quarry, Namwezi Village, Kiwango UMEA P/S, Kiwango TC, Bukerere TC, Part of Kiwanga, Sonde TC, Jinja- Misindye, Nakagere TC, St Charles Lwanga Bukerere, Misindye Goma, Lumuli, Sonde Kikulu, Kiwanga Kasokoso Mbarara central 33kV Western Thursday 03rd October 2019 Masaka west Transformer injection at Kinoni Kaboyo Masaka Nkoni, Kinoni, Mbiriizi, customers along Sembabule road, Mayiira, Mateete, Miteete, Kyazanga, Katovu, Buyaga, Lyantonde, Kaliro feeder Iganga Hospital, Nakavule, Busei village, Butende TC, Nakalama, Buwabe TC, Busesa, Busolwa T.C, ibulanku, Butaba T.C, Idudi North Eastern Friday 04th October 2019 Iganga Bugiri 33KV feeder Replacement of poles from Busesa to Iganga Substation Iganga T.C, Ibako village, Bugiri T.C, Luwemba T.C, Nabukalu, Nankoma T.C, Waka Waka, Namayemba T.C, Kibimba Rice farm, Buwuni, muwayu, Busitema URA check point and the surrounding areas Masindi Town 11kv North Eastern Friday 04th October 2019 Masindi Construction of T-off, Installation of TX & Stay Assembly Masindi Masindi Town and the surrounding areas Feeder North Eastern Friday 04th October 2019 Bombo Wabigalo 33kv Feeder Construction of T-off, Installation of TX & Stay Assembly Luwero Wabigalo,Wobulenzi and the surrounding areas Kirumba Village, Kigamba, Kijjabwemi, NWSC, Kyabakuza, Kingo, Nkoni, Nkalwe, Kaganda, Kabukolwa, Misanvu, Buyoga, Kumbu, Pole election, conductor stringing and transformer Masaka Police Barracks Quarters, Old Masaka Hospital, Kimanya, Bwala Hill, Kidda, Kisuuna, Kitengesa, Kirimya, Bisanje, Nabinene, Western Friday 04th October 2019 Masaka central Upper ring 11kV feeder Masaka installation at Bwala Kyanjale, Bukoto, Butale, Kisenyi, Kyanakase, Kyamuyimbwa, Kikondo, Kalwanga, Kalisizo, Kyanamutata Tee Off, Bikira, Kiteredde, Army Barracks Kasijagirwa, Saza, Kiyimbwe, Ntiko Hill Kirumba Village, Kigamba, Kijjabwemi, NWSC, Kyabakuza, Kingo, Nkoni, Nkalwe, Kaganda, Kabukolwa, Misanvu, Buyoga, Kumbu, Pole erection, conductor stringing and transformer Masaka Police Barracks Quarters, Old Masaka Hospital, Kimanya, Bwala Hill, Kidda, Kisuuna, Kitengesa, Kirimya, Bisanje, Nabinene, Western Friday 04th October 2019 Masaka central Upper ring 11kV feeder Masaka installation at Gayaza hill Kyanjale, Bukoto, Butale, Kisenyi, Kyanakase, Kyamuyimbwa, Kikondo, Kalwanga, Kalisizo, Kyanamutata Tee Off, Bikira, Kiteredde, Army Barracks Kasijagirwa, Saza, Kiyimbwe, Ntiko Hill Kirumba village, Ssaza, Muteesa royal university, Kiyimbwe, Kasijjagirwa barracks, Kigamba, Kijjabwemi, Kyabakuza, part of Nkoni, Construction of Tx structure for the proposed injection Nkalwe, Kaganda, Kabukolwa, Buyoga, Misanvu, Bwala hill, Kidda, Kisuna, Old & new Kumbu, Kirimya, Bisanje, Kyanjale, Bukoto Western Friday 04th October 2019 Masaka central Upper ring 11kV feeder Masaka at Kirumba industrial village, Kyamuyimbwa, Nabinene, Kagezi village, Kyajubira, Ninzi, Jjongoza, Kyantale, Kalisizo, Kisunku, Kiteredde, apart of Kyotera town Bombo Industrial 33kv North Eastern Saturday 05th October 2019 Kawanda UETCL Removal and relocation of Flying Stays on UETCL Corridor Mityana Kapeka Industrial Park ,Goodwill Industry,Kapeka Town,Semuto Town,Singo Barracks and the Surrounding areas Feeder Upgrading the Existing Conductor from 25sqmm to Gulu Hospital 11kv North Eastern Saturday 05th October 2019 Gulu 100sqmm for the Back born & 50sqmm for the T-offs and Gulu Gulu Town, Gulu Hospital, Police, Gulu Central Market and other urrounding areas Feeder Replacement of Rotten Poles & Other Accessories Bombo Industrial 33kv North Eastern Saturday 05th October 2019 Kawanda UETCL New connection for Matugga Health Center Wandegeya Kapeka Industrial Park ,Goodwill Industry,Kapeka Town,Semuto Town,Singo Barracks and the Sorruonding Areas Feeder Kalerwe market, elisa zone, kanyanya, bahai, kitala taso,Tula police, tula rd, kilokole, namere, lusanjja, kitezi, katalemwa estates, To enable the Re-conductoring and providing additional komamboga, Kalerwe, mambule rd, bwaise industrial area, bwaise tc, kazo, nabweru rd, lugoba kazinga, kawempe, Mawanda rd, Total Shutdown on for Busbar I & to allow uprating of Current transformers Kampala Central Saturday 05th October 2019 Kampala North Wandegeya East Nsooba, Kyebando, tilupati industrial park, mulago hill,turfnel drive, tagole cresent, kamwokya, Kubiri gayaza rd, katanga, 132kV & 33kV Bus Bar and 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  • Makerere University

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