Published On: July 6, 2023 08:01 PM NPT By: Republica | @RepublicaNepal
KATHMANDU, July 6: A 33 kV transmission line is set to be constructed, connecting the upper Ingwa River small hydropower project to the national transmission system.
The planned transmission line will span a distance of 16 km, extending from the switchyard of the Ingwa Khola small hydropower project in Yangwarak Rural Municipality-3 of Panchthar to the Amarpur substation of the Nepal Electricity Authority (NEA) located in Hillihang Rural Municipality-1.
Ingwa Hydropower Limited is on the verge of commencing the construction of this transmission line. The company has recently submitted an application to the Department of Electricity Development for the necessary permissions, which are now in the final stages of approval.
On Thursday, the department issued a public notice, inviting stakeholders to share their written opinions and suggestions within a period of 35 days. The objective is to address any potential adverse impact on the construction and operation of the project.
Once completed, this transmission line will have the capacity to carry 9.7 MW of electricity. It will comprise 330 steel poles, each with a height of 13 meters. The poles will be installed at intervals ranging from 30 to 65 meters. The construction of the transmission line is expected to be completed within six months.
KATHMANDU, July 14: The second circuit of the 132 KV double circuit Chameliya-Saule-Attariya transmission line has come into operation. ... Read More...
KATHMANDU, August 17: The construction of the first section of Koshi Corridor 220 KV transmission line has concluded. The transmission... Read More...
RASUWA, Aug 3: Additional 30 megawatt of Upper Trishuli 3A has been connected to the national transmission line. According to... Read More...
Leave A Comment