Power Grid, Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Join for Rs 10,000 Cr Projects
14 Mar 2024
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Power Grid Corporation of India announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Ltd (RRVPNL) to establish a joint venture aimed at executing intra-state transmission projects valued at Rs 100 billion. The filing, submitted to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), outlined that the proposed joint venture will embark on these projects in Rajasthan in a phased manner.
The MoU, inked on March 10, 2024, solidifies the commitment between Power Grid and RRVPNL to collaborate on vital energy infrastructure initiatives within the state. According to the terms of the agreement, Power Grid will hold a majority stake of 74 per cent in the joint venture, with RRVPNL retaining the remaining 26 per cent stake.
These transmission projects are anticipated to bolster the efficiency and reliability of the power grid infrastructure within Rajasthan, contributing to the state's energy security and facilitating the seamless transmission of electricity across various regions. The joint venture signifies a strategic partnership between two prominent entities in the energy sector, leveraging their expertise and resources to address the growing demands for electricity transmission infrastructure in the state.
The partnership between Power Grid and RRVPNL underscores a shared commitment to sustainable development and enhancing the accessibility and availability of electricity in Rajasthan. By pooling their strengths and capabilities, the joint venture aims to expedite the implementation of crucial transmission projects, supporting the state's economic growth and development objectives.
As India continues to advance its energy infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of its population and economy, collaborations such as this joint venture between Power Grid and RRVPNL play a pivotal role in driving progress towards a more robust and resilient power sector.
The establishment of this joint venture represents a significant milestone in the journey towards modernizing Rajasthan's power transmission network, paving the way for enhanced energy connectivity and reliability across the state's diverse landscapes. With the signing of the MoU, both entities are poised to embark on a transformative journey towards fortifying Rajasthan's energy infrastructure and ushering in a new era of sustainable development and prosperity.
Power Grid Corporation of India announced that it has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Rajasthan Rajya Vidyut Prasaran Nigam Ltd (RRVPNL) to establish a joint venture aimed at executing intra-state transmission projects valued at Rs 100 billion. The filing, submitted to the Bombay Stock Exchange (BSE), outlined that the proposed joint venture will embark on these projects in Rajasthan in a phased manner.
The MoU, inked on March 10, 2024, solidifies the commitment between Power Grid and RRVPNL to collaborate on vital energy infrastructure initiatives within the state. According to the terms of the agreement, Power Grid will hold a majority stake of 74 per cent in the joint venture, with RRVPNL retaining the remaining 26 per cent stake.
These transmission projects are anticipated to bolster the efficiency and reliability of the power grid infrastructure within Rajasthan, contributing to the state's energy security and facilitating the seamless transmission of electricity across various regions. The joint venture signifies a strategic partnership between two prominent entities in the energy sector, leveraging their expertise and resources to address the growing demands for electricity transmission infrastructure in the state.
The partnership between Power Grid and RRVPNL underscores a shared commitment to sustainable development and enhancing the accessibility and availability of electricity in Rajasthan. By pooling their strengths and capabilities, the joint venture aims to expedite the implementation of crucial transmission projects, supporting the state's economic growth and development objectives.
As India continues to advance its energy infrastructure to meet the evolving needs of its population and economy, collaborations such as this joint venture between Power Grid and RRVPNL play a pivotal role in driving progress towards a more robust and resilient power sector.
The establishment of this joint venture represents a significant milestone in the journey towards modernizing Rajasthan's power transmission network, paving the way for enhanced energy connectivity and reliability across the state's diverse landscapes. With the signing of the MoU, both entities are poised to embark on a transformative journey towards fortifying Rajasthan's energy infrastructure and ushering in a new era of sustainable development and prosperity.
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