Bajel Projects Limited has received a large power transmission project order from PowerGrid Corporation of India (PGCIL). The project is being handled by Mel Power Transmission, a special company set up for this work.
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Key Highlights of Bajel Projects Transmission Order from PGCIL:
- Client: PowerGrid Corporation of India (PGCIL) through Mel Power Transmission (SPV)
- Project: 138 km long, 400kV double-circuit transmission line
- Location: From Mahan to Rewa, Madhya Pradesh
- Other Work: 400kV substation bay extension at Rewa
- Completion Time: 29 months
- Contract Value: +400cr
The project includes:
- Building a 138-kilometer, 400kV double-circuit transmission line from Mahan to Rewa, using modern high-capacity conductors.
- Extending the 400kV substation bay at Rewa, which will help in sending power from the Mahan Energen Limited power plant.
The project will be completed in 29 months. Once finished, it will help improve the power supply system in Madhya Pradesh and support the growing energy needs of the region.
Rajesh Ganesh, Managing Director & CEO of Bajel Projects, said:
“We are proud to get this large project from PGCIL. It shows our ability to handle big and complex power transmission works. This project will help strengthen India’s energy network.”
This order adds to Bajel Projects’ growing role in building reliable and efficient power infrastructure across the country.
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