Enowa, the energy, water and hydrogen subsidiary of Saudi Arabia’s NEOM, has commissioned a new power substation at OXAGON, increasing available electricity capacity at the manufacturing and innovation city to 3.15GW. The Bulk Supply Point South substation receives high-voltage electricity and distributes it across OXAGON’s power network, strengthening supply for industrial facilities and tenant operations.
Enowa said the additional capacity would support expanding industrial activity and future tenant requirements as development at OXAGON continues.
The new substation forms part of the company’s wider efforts to expand the infrastructure needed to accommodate growing electricity demand across the development.
The substation represents another step in the development of the electricity network serving OXAGON as demand rises in line with the city’s broader build-out.
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