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E-Redes invests 4 million in Grândola
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E-Redes invests 4 million in Grândola

SAPO12 September 2026 at 20:17

E-Redes invested 4 million euros in Grândola with the inauguration of a substation in the region. The investment benefits thousands of homes and local businesses. This infrastructure aims to improve the quality of the electrical service in the area.

Why this matters

The residents and businesses of Grândola benefit directly from this infrastructure with a more stable electricity network capable of supporting greater demand. The 4 million euro investment represents a significant commitment to modernizing the energy infrastructure in the Setúbal district.

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