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KPTCL delegation visits UPCL plant

KPTCL delegation visits UPCL plant


Mangalore Today News Network

Mangaluru, June 10,2017: It is reported that a delegation from Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) visited Adani UPCL plant to study the feasibility on evacuation process of 400 kVA line for the proposed UPCL’s expansion of 2x800 MW.


UPClThe team also visited the transmission line corridor of 400 kVA line.

During their visit, UPCL’s executive director Kishore Alva explained the process of power generation of UPCL and informed about the latest technologies like FGD and ESP adopted in the plant to safeguard the environment. At present, UPCL is generating 1,200 MW and the entire power generated is being distributed to the state of Karnataka. With the proposed expansion of 1,600 MW, UPCL’s total capacity will be 2,800 MW and the entire power is earmarked for the Karnataka State, he added.

He also informed them to ensure full utilisation of the fly ash generated with the present units and the proposed units, a cement manufacturing plant of 2 MTPA capacity would be set up in the plant premises.

KPTCL director (Transmission) H Nagesh led the delegation.

MESCOM MD Chikkananjappa, KPTCL chief engineer Hanumantharayappa, chief engineer Adinarayan, executive engineers D Chetan, Ravikant Kamat, P D P Rao, H S Deepak, assistant executive engineers Divyaprabha, Anil Kumar, superintending engineer Bheemanna Hebbal and Tanuja were part of the delegation.

To commemorate World Environment Day, the team planted a sapling on the UPCL premises.


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Sapna Nayak, Ullal,Mangalore Sat, June-10-2017, 12:52
These waste from the factories will have an effect on the environment.
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