Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Madhya Pradesh West Zone Electricity Distribution Company has announced plans to increase power distribution capacity by 250 MVA through a series of strengthening sub transmission and distribution (SSTD) works.
The new project will include the construction of new grids, installation of power and distribution transformers and the expansion of existing infrastructure.
SSTD work would ensure a robust and reliable power distribution network
West Discom managing director Anoop Kumar Singh said that the SSTD work would ensure a robust and reliable power distribution network, capable of meeting the growing demands of consumers across multiple regions. These efforts were set to benefit a wide range of areas, including urban and rural parts of Indore and several neighboring districts, he said.
Chief engineer SL Karwadiya detailed the plan, highlighting that the new SSTD work would involve the creation of new 33/11 ZKV grids in both city and rural areas, along with upgrades to older grids to enhance their capacity. Alongside the grid expansion, new lines and transformers would be installed to improve the overall distribution system.
The new grids will be designed with a capacity of 5 MVA each, with a total investment of Rs 24.93 crore allocated for these upgrades. Besides, 127 kilometres of new transmission lines will be laid and vital feeder work undertaken to strengthen the network. Furthermore, the
The project will benefit consumers in the Indore city and rural circles
installation of 116 distribution transformers, each with a 100 KVA capacity and 66 new power transformers will improve the power distribution efficiency.
The project will benefit consumers in the Indore city and rural circles, as well as residents in Khandwa, Khargone, Dhar, Jhabua, Ujjain, Dewas, Shajapur, Mandsaur and Ratlam districts.
The upgrades are expected to improve power quality and reliability, ensuring that scores of consumers experience enhanced electricity services.
The work is set to be completed before the start of the upcoming Rabi season, ensuring that the new power infrastructure is fully functional and ready to meet the demands of the agricultural season and beyond.
