The Karnataka Power Corporation ltd (KPCl) will get geo investigation studies done for its proposed 2X800 MW Super Critical Thermal Power Station near Godhna village in the district, official sources informed here on Wednesday. Notably, Chhattisgarh is also part of Central Government’s Rs 38,000 crore ‘Green Energy Corridor’ development plans across the country, officials informed. As per the plan, the Power Grid Corporation of India limited (PGCIl) will be developing a 'High Voltage Direct Current (HVDC) Bipole power transmission link' between Raigarh in Chhattisgarh and Pugalur in Tamil Nadu. Notably, the Rs 38,000 crore 'Green Energy Corridor' is being set up to ensure evacuation of Renewable Energy in the country. PGCIl has sought a loan assistance of US$ 1,000 million from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) comprising of Sovereign guaranteed loan of US$ 500 million and Non-Sovereign loan of US$ 500 million. The loan would be utilized for funding of the following transmission projects including a project under 'Green Energy Corridor' projects in the next 3 to 4 years.PGCIl has also commenced the process of developing the 765kV Wardha-Dichpally-Maheshwaram transmission line in Telangana State for enabling receipt of 1000 MW power supply from Chhattisgarh.The project is expected to be completed by December this year and power supply may start the same month from Chhattisgarh to Telangana State, officials informed.