On July 20, 2024, the delivery of YB-12/0.4kV-125kVA prefabricated compact substations—destined for the Olympic City project in Uzbekistan—was successfully completed. will be deployed in the construction of this modern sports complex—the largest of its kind in Central Asia—to provide stable and reliable power support for both the project's construction phase and subsequent sporting events.

The YB-12/0.4kV-125kVA compact substations supplied for this order represent a mature product line from China, characterized by their high degree of integration, compact footprint, short installation cycle, and safe, reliable operation. These units step down the 12kV high-voltage input to a 0.4kV low-voltage output, featuring a rated capacity of 125kVA. They are particularly well-suited for providing temporary power to construction sites and meeting the terminal power distribution requirements of public facilities such as sports venues, thereby effectively satisfying the peak power load demands during the construction phase of the Olympic City project.

Located in the capital city of Tashkent, the Uzbekistan Olympic City project spans approximately 100 hectares. It stands as Central Asia’s first major collaborative undertaking to be designed and constructed entirely in accordance with Chinese standards, and it is slated to host the 4th Asian Youth Games in 2025. As a key supplier of electrical equipment for the project, Dachi Electric’s contribution not only showcases the technological prowess of "Made in China" but also injects "Shandong Power" into the joint construction of the Belt and Road Initiative between China and Uzbekistan. With the continued influx of Chinese-made equipment, this modern sports complex is rapidly transforming from a blueprint into reality.