MORE Electric and Power Corp. has unveiled a customized mobile power substation here.
ILOILO CITY –
MORE Power said the country’s first mobile substation was assembled by Turkish company Aktif Elektroteknik and made in Germany and Italy. With a maximum 36 megavolt ampere power transformer, the substation will be switched on in January when MORE Power starts rehabilitating the Molo District facility.
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