Hooda to inaugurate Jassia substation on Oct 30

Chandigarh, Oct 27 (UNI) Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda will inaugurate the newly-constructed 132 KV substation, Jassia (Rohtak) on October 30.

The sub station, constructed at a cost of Rs. 10 crore including the cost of transmission line, would have double circuit power supply facility shortly.

Almost half of the existing load of the area had been put on 10/16 mega volt amperes transformer and remaining part was being fed from the existing 33 KV substation, Jassia. Another transformer of 20/25 mega volt amperes had also been installed and was at present working on no load as per technical requirements.

This transformer would transmit electricity to the upcoming 33 KV substation, Jindran, being constructed by the Uttar Haryana Bijli Vitran Nigam.

He said that the substation had been connected with 220 KV sub station, Rohtak with single line whereas the work on the second circuit was in progress.

Also, there was a provision of connecting this substation with the line feeding 132 KV substation, Gohana and upcoming 132 KV substation, Mundlana.

In the event of any fault on one line, the villages being fed from Jassia would be able to get electricity from the second transmission line.

He said that more than 10,905 electricity consumers including 665 tubewell and 43 industrial connections of village Sanghi, Khidwali, Jindran, Jassia, Brahmanwas, Basantpur, Dhamar, Katwara, Ghuskani, Makroli Kalan, Makroli Khurd, Ghilour Kalan, Ghilour Khurd, Kahni and Rihtal would be directly benefited by way of better voltage and continuity of power supply.

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