INDIA, NEW DELHI - With an aim to improve the reliability of power supply in the national capital territory, Delhi is planning to spend $650 million on power transmission projects in the period until 2022.

The business plan for the period up to 2022 envisages various new and expansion transmission projects, including addition of 7,680 MVA transformer capacity at 220 kV level and 6,815 MVA at 400 kV level. This includes 4,000 MVA of inter-state transmission system substations at 400 KV level, reports The Economy Times.

To improve the power conditions in Delhi, all three companies including BSES Yamuna Power Limited, BSES Rajdhani Power Limited, and Tata Power Delhi Distribution are expanding their infrastructure including installation of power transformers, EHV cables, feeders, shunt capacitors, etc.

Source: The Economy Times