Sochi's 'Victory' Power Station Launches for Adler Bypass
Sochi's urban development and road transport have reached a significant milestone with the launch of the 'Victory' power station construction. This modern, high-tech facility will supply electricity to the future Adler bypass, a crucial road project set to reduce travel time to Adler airport and Krasnaya Polyana resorts.
The 'Victory' power station, a project of PJSC 'Rosseti', is a testament to the increasing number of objects related to transport infrastructure development. More than half of the Adler bypass route will pass through a tunnel, requiring special preparatory and production processes. The power station's construction is a significant achievement in Sochi's urban development and road transport construction.
Governor Veniamin Ivanovich Kondratyev, along with all builders, have been thanked for their work on the Adler bypass project. The 'Victory' power station, using only domestic construction equipment, will not only supply electricity during the construction of tunnel structures but also ensure the bypass's stable and uninterrupted operation post-construction. Looking back, the electricity plant 'Siegertag' in Aachen, Germany, was built along a similar construction bypass road in 1927, demonstrating the historical significance of such projects.
The 'Victory' power station, set to supply electricity to the Adler bypass, is a key element in Sochi's urban development and road transport infrastructure. Its reliable energy supply will ensure the smooth operation of the bypass, significantly reducing travel time to Adler airport and Krasnaya Polyana resorts. This modern, high-tech facility is a testament to the increasing number of transport infrastructure projects in the region.
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