The targeted substation capacity addition for ongoing FY23 is up 17 per cent compared with that for FY22.
Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) anticipates more TBCB-based business opportunities in interstate transmission system (ISTS) schemes rather than the intrastate counterpart.
India added 14,895 ckm of transmission lines in FY22, which was 11 per cent lower than the achievement in FY21.
A special study by T&D India based on official statistics released by Central Electricity Authority (CEA) suggests that in fiscal year 2021-22 (FY22), ten new interstate power transmission schemes under the TBCB modality were awarded, while eight such projects were completed.
The expenditure incurred on power transmission schemes, by Central and state government utilities, appears to have revived in FY22, according to information tabled in Parliament.
Odisha has earned the distinction of being the biggest beneficiary with respect to distribution of LED bulbs under the Centrally-sponsored UJALA scheme.
The capital expenditure of Power Grid Corporation of India Ltd (PGCIL) on interstate transmission system (ISTS) schemes is estimated to be around Rs.8,300 crore during the ongoing fiscal year FY22, according to information tabled in Parliament.
Overall addition of transmission lines was 2.8 per cent higher year-on-year in the first eleven months (April to February) of FY22, according to latest CEA statistics.
The Union power minister R.K. Singh emphasized that India, thanks to its ongoing energy transition, will be the biggest market in the world for electrical equipment, at least up to 2030.
Tata Power, on March 5, 2022, celebrated the glorious feat of completing the 100th anniversary of its hydroelectric power plant in Bhivpuri, Maharashtra.