Reliance Infrastructure has commissioned its fourth 400-kV double circuit transmission line of about 150 km between Parali and Solapur in western Maharashtra.
The project, on build own and operate mode, is part of the Rs 1,400-crore Western Regional System Strengthening project totalling 1,500 km.
RInfra's wholly owned subsidiary, Reliance Power Transmission has commissioned the first three transmission lines of the project — Solapur – Karad, Limdi – Ranchodpura and LILO (Line in line out) under Lonikand – Kalwa. The project is expected to be completed by FY12.
The WRSS is designed to facilitate free flow of 4,000 MW from power-rich eastern region to the western region of the country and benefit regional utilities, besides relieving grid congestion.
Mr Lalit Jalan, Chief Executive Officer, R Infra, said: “The successful commissioning of the project before scheduled time reflects our strength in executing projects.” RInfra is executing five transmission projects across the country with a total outlay of Rs 6,600 crore.
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