MP Power Management Company would be supplying 200 MW to Tamil Nadu (TN) from April through 765 KV Wardha-Nizam transmission line which has been completed making power supply to Southern India feasible.
The rationalization of surplus power has brought success for the MP Power Management Company. The orders of supplying 200 MW of power to Tamil Nadu would be received by April 15.
MD of MP Power Management Company Sanjay Kumar Shukla said that the company would receive power with a premium of five percent under the power banking system. Chhattishgarh would be provided with 250 MW and Maharashtra would be provided with 15 MW of power and the same would be returned with a five percent premium. The whole exercise is aimed to get enough power in the upcoming Rabi season.
He said that under long term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) the power supply to Madhya Pradesh Industrial Development Corporation Indore (SEZ) would be increased by 5 MW and the new power supply would be 45 MW from April 1, 2017.