GR Infraprojects Ltd., a leading infrastructure development company, has been awarded a significant project by PFC Consulting Ltd. This marks another milestone in the company’s efforts to expand its portfolio in the power transmission sector. The Letter of Intent (LOI) pertains to the development of a major transmission scheme for the integration of the Bijapur Renewable Energy Zone (REZ) in the state of Karnataka.
Project Details:
The scope of the project involves the establishment of a 400/220 kV pooling station near Bijapur (Vijayapura), Karnataka, with a capacity of 5×500 MVA. Additionally, the project includes the construction of a 400 kV double-circuit (D/c) transmission line connecting Bijapur Pooling Station to Raichur New Substation, which will involve the installation of Quad ACSR Moose conductors. The infrastructure will also feature two 400 kV line bays at the Raichur New Substation and 2×125 MVAr, 420 kV bus reactors at the Bijapur Pooling Station.
Financials and Execution:
The quoted transmission cost for this project is ₹1,077 million per annum. GR Infraprojects Ltd. will execute the project under the BOOT (Build, Own, Operate, Transfer) model, showcasing the company’s expertise in delivering large-scale infrastructure projects. The project is expected to be completed within a construction period of 24 months.
Strategic Importance:
The project aims to facilitate the integration of renewable energy generated in the Bijapur Renewable Energy Zone into the national grid, addressing the growing demand for sustainable energy solutions in the region. This initiative aligns with India’s push towards achieving its renewable energy goals and reducing carbon emissions by enhancing grid infrastructure and connectivity.
Company Statement:
Securing this LOI reinforces GR Infraprojects Ltd.’s position as a key player in the infrastructure and power transmission space. The company continues to demonstrate its capability to handle complex and large-scale projects, contributing to the nation’s development in critical sectors such as energy and infrastructure.
