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Power ministry approves Rs 36 billion for modernizing NCR distribution networks

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The Ministry of Power has approved Rs 36 billion for the modernization and upgrading of power distribution infrastructure in Gurugram and Faridabad. This decision, taken during an Inter-ministerial Monitoring Committee meeting, aims to address the rapidly growing power demand in these areas, increasing by 8-10% annually.

The project, part of the Revamped Distribution Sector Scheme, will include the installation of 20 new Gas Insulated Substations (12 in Faridabad and 8 in Gurugram), the laying of 3,500 km of underground cables, and the commissioning of approximately 5,000 new Distribution Transformers and Compact Substations. Additionally, 486 feeders will be bifurcated into 821 feeders to enhance the efficiency of the distribution network.

Network automation will also be implemented, enabling quicker fault detection and power restoration. The projects would benefit consumers of Manesar and Badshahpur in Gurugram District and Old Faridabad, NIT, Ballabhgarh and Greater Faridabad in Faridabad District.

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