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More power to Mumbai!

Work on the high voltage direct current transmission line that will add 1,000MW of electricity to the city will begin in October this year; current network can’t bring in power from outside

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Mumbai’s current peak demand is 4,000 MW. Representation pic

Mumbai’s current peak demand is 4,000 MW. Representation pic

The construction of the 80-km Kudus-Aarey high voltage direct current (HVDC) transmission line, that will bring an additional 1,000MW power from outside to cater to the city's growing electricity demand, will begin in October this year.

The bankers' consortium has cleared a credit plan of Rs 5,700-cr, said Adani Energy Solutions Limited (AESL), which will construct the line. AESL further said Mumbai’s electricity demand was expected to touch 5,000 MW by the year 2025 from the current peak demand of 4,000 MW. As of now, the city's transmission network cannot bring in more power from outside.

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