Alstom commissions first 765 kV substation in Rajasthan

India, New Delhi: Alstom T&D India has commissioned a substation in Anta, Rajasthan, designed to assist in more efficient evacuation of electricity from three power plants in the state.

 


India, New Delhi: Alstom T&D India has commissioned a substation in Anta, Rajasthan, designed to assist in more efficient evacuation of electricity from three power plants in the state.

As part of the turnkey project, three 500 MVA, 765/400 kV power transformers have been installed at the substation, along with 765 kV reactors and associated 765 kV equipment, all at the cost of nearly $59 million, reports The Economic Times.

The substation will play a significant role in pooling and evacuating the power flow from the three major power plants in the state – Kalisindh, Kawai and Chhabra – to the national grid.

Anta is Rajasthan’s first 765 kV substation, and the second largest with a total of 26 bays, 10 765 kV bays and 16 400 kV bays.

Source: The Economic Times 
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