Unitraf’s Strategic Role in LV & MV Network Construction in Sudan

Unitraf can play a major role in LV (Low Voltage) and MV (Medium Voltage) network construction in Sudan by focusing on practical, high‑impact actions that directly support the country’s urgent grid rehabilitation and expansion needs. Sudan’s electricity sector is currently undergoing emergency reconstruction due to war‑related damage, transformer shortages, and large‑scale network failures.

Support Sudan’s National Recovery Plan for LV & MV Networks

Sudan’s Ministry of Energy is executing a four‑track emergency plan to rehabilitate damaged networks, restore substations, and strengthen distribution lines.

  • Align Unitraf’s supply and engineering services with government priority zones such as Khartoum State and East Nile Locality, where LV/MV networks need urgent reinforcement.

Rebuild LV & MV Distribution Lines

Sudan reported 150,000 km of damaged lines due to conflict.

  • Construct new LV feeders for residential and commercial areas.

  • Rebuild MV overhead lines (11 kV, 33 kV) using steel poles, ABC cables, and insulated conductors.

  • Prioritize areas with high population density and critical services (water stations, hospitals).

Participate in Rehabilitation of Damaged Substations

Key substations such as Soba and Banat were recently reactivated to stabilize supply.

  • Provide MV cable termination, switchgear commissioning, transformer testing, and SCADA integration.

  • Deploy mobile substations to restore power in conflict‑affected areas.

Rebuild LV & MV Distribution Lines

Sudan reported 150,000 km of damaged lines due to conflict.

  • Construct new LV feeders for residential and commercial areas.

  • Rebuild MV overhead lines (11 kV, 33 kV) using steel poles, ABC cables, and insulated conductors.

  • Prioritize areas with high population density and critical services (water stations, hospitals).

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