Electrica North Transylvania (Romanian: Societatea de Distribuție a Energiei Electrice Transilvania Nord S.A.) was a Romanian electricity distribution company headquartered in Cluj-Napoca. It distributed and supplied electric power to over 1 million customers across six counties in north-western Romania: Cluj, Bihor, Maramureș, Satu Mare, Sălaj, and Bistrița-Năsăud.
On 1 January 2021, Electrica North Transylvania merged with Electrica's other two distribution subsidiaries, Transilvania Sud and Muntenia Nord to form a single national distribution operator, Distribuție Energie Electrică România S.A. (DEER).
Operations Prior to its consolidation into DEER, Electrica North Transylvania operated across an area of 34,160 km2. It managed approximately 39,996 km of overhead and underground power lines, 90 transformer stations, and 7,535 transformation units.
In 2002, the company sold over 3,845,622 MWh of electricity, making it one of the largest regional distribution branches in Romania at the time.
Distribution
Installation MU Cluj Oradea Baia Mare Bistrița Satu Mare Zalau Electrica North Transylvania LV Overhead Lines / Underground Lines km 5.750 5.375 4.023 2.386 2.302 2.548 22.384 MV Overhead Lines / Underground Lines km 3.437 3.873 2.106 1.322 1.907 1.831 14.476 110 kV Overhead Lines / Underground Lines km 909 953 523 395 202 154 3.136 110 kV Transformer Substations buc 24 24 18 9 9 6 90 MV/LV Transformer Substations buc 1.808 2.457 1.113 643 777 737 7.535
References
External links Official site