Ahmedabad:
Adani Power Options Ltd (AESL) on Wednesday mentioned it has received a Rs 4,700 crore transmission mission for evacuation of 4,500 MW of renewable power generated in Karnataka to main load centres in Maharashtra.
The mission may also assist the rising pumped storage ecosystem within the Satara, Pune, and Mumbai Metropolitan Area (MMR).
The mission was received via the tariff based mostly aggressive bidding (TBCB) course of, the place AESL emerged because the lowest bidder, in response to an organization assertion.
“Pumped storage initiatives are rising as a vital enabler of India’s clear power transition by offering the pliability and reliability required to combine large-scale renewable power into the grid,” mentioned Kandarp Patel, CEO, Adani Power Options Ltd.
The Satara transmission mission will create an important transmission spine to helps each renewable power evacuation and power storage deployment, strengthening energy flows between Southern and Western India, he talked about.
Housed underneath Particular Function Car (SPV) Satara Energy Transmission Ltd, the mission can be delivered inside 36 months.
It should add 562 circuit kilometres (ckm) of transmission traces and 9,000 MVA of transformation capability to AESL’s portfolio, taking its cumulative transmission community to 29,739 ckm and 1,43,425 MVA transformation capability, mentioned India’s largest personal transmission and distribution firm and a part of the globally diversified Adani portfolio.
“AESL stays dedicated to constructing future-ready transmission infrastructure that permits renewable power development, enhances grid stability and helps India’s long-term decarbonisation targets,” mentioned Patel.
The mission consists of the institution of a 765/400 kV substation at Satara, Kolhapur-Satara 765 kV double-circuit transmission line, and augmentation of the Kolhapur pooling station together with related transmission infrastructure.
Because the nation advances towards its goal of putting in 500 GW of non-fossil power capability by 2030, AESL continues to guide the sector by constructing specialised transmission schemes that join resource-rich inexperienced pockets – akin to photo voltaic, wind, and pumped storage – with main industrial and concrete load centres throughout India.
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