Bhubaneswar, Aug 12 (UNI) Three power distribution companies have made a project outlay of Rs 50 crore to upgrade their infrastructure to supply quality power and offer better services to their customers.
The companies-- Wesco, Nesco and Southco had submitted a detail plan of expenditure to the Electricity Regulatory Commission in this regard.
According to sources, the companies have geared up their machinery to supply uninterrupted power to high tension and extra high tension consumers.
A team comprising members from Grid Corporation of Orissa, the three distribution companies and OPTCL had been chalking out plans to provide power to upcoming industries and new consumers on demand.
A plan to reduce the transmission and distribution loss by 15 per cent was being finalised and would soon be submitted to the GRIDCO, sources said.
The companies also urged the power ministry to complete the existing projects under the Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme.
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The companies-- Wesco, Nesco and Southco had submitted a detail plan of expenditure to the Electricity Regulatory Commission in this regard.
According to sources, the companies have geared up their machinery to supply uninterrupted power to high tension and extra high tension consumers.
A team comprising members from Grid Corporation of Orissa, the three distribution companies and OPTCL had been chalking out plans to provide power to upcoming industries and new consumers on demand.
A plan to reduce the transmission and distribution loss by 15 per cent was being finalised and would soon be submitted to the GRIDCO, sources said.
The companies also urged the power ministry to complete the existing projects under the Accelerated Power Development and Reforms Programme.
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