The main objective of the project is to ensure adequate infrastructure capacity for the full development and settlement of the new Dobryninsky residential district in Slavutych. This area is of significant social importance, as the land plots here were allocated by the state to combatants, ATO/OOS veterans, and their families as a guarantee of social protection. At present, there is a critical gap between the current state and the target level of development of the area, as only about 50 households out of more than 400 allocated plots are actually connected to the power supply and developed. The existing energy infrastructure has exhausted its resources and is technically unable to accommodate new connections, effectively blocking the possibility for 350 families of defenders to start building their own homes. The goal will be achieved through the construction of a new complete walk-through transformer substation with the installation of two power transformers, each with a capacity of 630 kVA. The implementation of this technical solution will eliminate the power shortage, integrate the new substation into the city's existing high-voltage network, and ensure a stable distribution of electricity to all 400 prospective sites. As a result of the project, the wasteland will be transformed into a full-fledged residential area, providing comfortable living conditions for more than 1,200 community residents and restoring social justice for military families.

The main problem that the project aims to solve is the critical lack of energy infrastructure in the Dobryninsky residential district, which makes it impossible to build and populate it. Today, more than 350 families of ATO/OOS participants who have received land plots in accordance with state guarantees are physically unable to start building their own homes due to the lack of access to the power grid. The existing local networks have exhausted their capacity, are operating at the limit of overload, and are only capable of supplying power to 50 existing houses. As a result, the territory remains undeveloped wasteland, the development of the city is stalled, and social tensions are growing among veterans due to the inability to exercise their legal right to housing. The implementation of the project and the construction of a new 2x630 kVA transformer substation will completely resolve these issues. The main result will be the elimination of the power shortage and the creation of a reliable connection point for 400 private households. This will instantly unblock the process of individual construction: the families of defenders will be able to fully develop their plots and build houses. As a result, instead of a neglected area, the city will receive a new, electrified residential area where more than 1,200 residents will be able to live in comfortable conditions. In addition, the launch of the new substation will relieve the load on the existing outdated networks, ensuring stable voltage and reliable services for all consumers in this microdistrict.