Damodar Valley Corporation plans to invest in Jharkhand’s power infrastructure

As part of this ambitious initiative, DVC will establish 11 kV infrastructure in 25 locations throughout Jharkhand, including the construction of 12 state-of-the-art e-House substations.

Damodar Valley Corporation plans to invest in Jharkhand’s power infrastructure
Damodar Valley Corporation plans to invest in Jharkhand’s power infrastructure

The Damodar Valley Corporation (DVC) has announced plans to invest thousands of crores in developing power plants and substations across Jharkhand. DVC Chairman S. Suresh Kumar (IAS) revealed these plans during the inauguration of the first 33/11 kV e-House Substation in Kandra, Dhanbad, on Friday.

He emphasized DVC’s vital role in societal and national progress and outlined a comprehensive expansion strategy aimed at strengthening Jharkhand’s power infrastructure.

As part of this ambitious initiative, DVC will establish 11 kV infrastructure in 25 locations throughout Jharkhand, including the construction of 12 state-of-the-art e-House substations. This project is designed to enhance the reliability and efficiency of power distribution, foster regional growth, and support small industries by providing high-quality power at competitive rates.

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According to speakers at the event, DVC’s entry into the 11 kV distribution sector marks a significant milestone, reflecting its dedication to delivering advanced, efficient, and sustainable energy solutions. In addition to the substation in Kandra, Dhanbad, DVC is establishing two centralized control rooms in Kalyaneshwari and Koderma.

These facilities will enable centralized and unmanned monitoring of substations, enhancing operational efficiency. DVC is also adopting advanced technologies such as Ring Main Units (RMU), underground cabling, an Advanced Distribution Management System (ADMS), and a Meter Data Management System (MDMS) to modernize power distribution.

“This project underscores DVC’s commitment to innovation and its mission to empower industries and communities through sustainable energy solutions,” noted the speakers during the ceremony. The modular 33/11 kV E-House substation incorporates cutting-edge GIS (Gas Insulated Switchgear) technology. This ensures greater safety, faster installation, and efficient use of space.

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