Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company, Sunil Tiwari, conducted a surprise inspection of the under-construction 132 KV substation Dhimarkheda (Murwari).
During a surprise inspection of this substation being constructed near Karaundi, the geographical heart of India, the Managing Director of TRANSCO Sunil Tiwari instructed the engineers and the concerned contractors to do the construction of the substation as per the highest standards.
He said that neither the quality of the material being used should be compromised nor there should be any shortage in the workmanship.
He directed the construction agencies to speed up the work and make available adequate funds for the construction so that the work of 132 KV Dhimarkheda substation could be completed on time.
The Managing Director also inspected the material being used in the construction and he directed for civil works that all the works should be done before monsoon so that the progress of work is not hampered due to rain.
Consumers will get a lot of benefits in Dhimarkheda area.
This 132 kV substation, funded by Japan International Co-operation Agency and being constructed by Transco, will benefit about 30,000 domestic and agricultural electricity consumers of Dhimarkheda, who are sometimes affected by long feeders of 33 kV from Manaskara and Slimnabad. Once interrupted and used to get electricity at low voltage.
For power supply, 54 km long 132 KV line from Panagar to Dhimarkheda, 220 KV Substation has been closed.
PNS n JABALPUR
Managing Director of Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company, Sunil Tiwari, conducted a surprise inspection of the under-construction 132 KV substation Dhimarkheda (Murwari).
During a surprise inspection of this substation being constructed near Karaundi, the geographical heart of India, the Managing Director of TRANSCO Sunil Tiwari instructed the engineers and the concerned contractors to do the construction of the substation as per the highest standards.
He said that neither the quality of the material being used should be compromised nor there should be any shortage in the workmanship.
He directed the construction agencies to speed up the work and make available adequate funds for the construction so that the work of 132 KV Dhimarkheda substation could be completed on time.
The Managing Director also inspected the material being used in the construction and he directed for civil works that all the works should be done before monsoon so that the progress of work is not hampered due to rain.
Consumers will get a lot of benefits in Dhimarkheda area.
This 132 kV substation, funded by Japan International Co-operation Agency and being constructed by Transco, will benefit about 30,000 domestic and agricultural electricity consumers of Dhimarkheda, who are sometimes affected by long feeders of 33 kV from Manaskara and Slimnabad. Once interrupted and used to get electricity at low voltage.
For power supply, 54 km long 132 KV line from Panagar to Dhimarkheda, 220 KV Substation has been closed.