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CCEA okays cost estimate of Tehri transmission system

Our Bureau

New Delhi , Dec. 25

THE Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs has approved the revised cost estimate of transmission system associated with 1,000 MW Tehri Hydro Electric Project.

The project would entail a cost Rs 913.16 crore, including interest during construction of Rs 269.16 crore, and would be commissioned in March 2006, an official spokesperson said.

The transmission project would facilitate evacuation of power from Tehri Hydro Electric Project and further dispersal to various beneficiaries of Northern region.

The transmission system consists of two Tehri-Meerut single circuit lines of 186 km and 184 km, a Meerut-Mandola line of 60 km and Meerut-Muzaffarnagar line of 38 km.

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