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Bajel Projects wins first order in data centre segment

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Bajel Projects Ltd has announced its entry into the data centre sector by winning its first order to design and construct a 220/33kV gas-insulated switchgear (GIS) substation and transmission line extension for a colocation data centre in Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra. 

The project, which will include lattice towers, monopoles, and a GIS substation, aims to provide a reliable and efficient power supply. Bajel is committed to completing the project on time while adhering to stringent safety and quality standards.

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