In a bid to provide uninterrupted and continuous power supply to the consumers, Punjab State Power Corporation limited (PSPCl) has approved a comprehensive plan to extend and increase the capacity of the existing 66 KV network in the State.
The whole exercise would entail financial outlay of Rs71 crore and under the project, 66 KV power transmission lines of 20 different Power Stations, will be shifted and extended, an official spokesperson said. He said that this process was aimed at the better management and distribution of uninterrupted power to the citizen of the state.
Divulging the detail of 66 KV lines covering under this project, the spokesperson said that these are Kharar-Banur line, Dadarian-Dhanaula for lohakarira, Abohar-Stoguno line, Kuthal DC on DC, Dental College Amritsar line, Ekolaha to 66 KV sub-station Jarg, Sukhan Ablu to Doda, 66 KV underground cable FCI Ferozpur to city Ferozpur, 66 KV Gurdaspur-66 KV Ranjit Bagh for 66 KV Behmani, 132 KV Kharar to 66 KV sub-station Majra with T-off Mullanpur, 66 KV sub-station Naraingarh to 66 KV sub-station Hall Gate, 66 KV Banga–66 KV Rehana Jattan for 66 KV Manak, 66 KV grid sub-station Shankar from 220 KV sub-station Noormahal, 220 KV sub-station Kaheru (Dhuri), 66 KV Naudhrani-66 KV Hathan line, 220 KV sub-station Gaunshgarh to 66 KV sub-station Phase-8, Focal Point, ludhiana, 66 KV DC line on Multi ckt, towers from 220 KV sub-station Kharar to 66 KV Ansal, 66 KV line from 220 KV sub-station Nabha-Gurditpura T-off Point up to 66 KV sub-station Old Nabha and 66 KV line from 220 220 KV sub-station Kot karoar to Mudki.