Tata Power bags ₹521 crore transmission project LOI from REC subsidiary
Tata Power received a Letter of Intent from REC subsidiary for Ryapte Power Transmission Limited. The project involves 250 km of transmission lines and two substations, with an annual transmission charge of ₹521.07 crore. The contract is for 35 years, starting 30 months after SPV transfer.
The order is significant in terms of its duration and the infrastructure involved, contributing to the company's order book and revenue stream.
The company has secured a new order which is a positive development for its business.
Tata Power Company Limited has received a Letter of Intent (LOI) from REC Power Development and Consultancy Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of REC Limited, for the acquisition of Ryapte Power Transmission Limited, a project special purpose vehicle (SPV).
The SPV will be developed on a Build-Own-Operate-Transfer basis, providing transmission services for 35 years from the Scheduled Commercial Operation Date (SCOD), which is set 30 months after the SPV transfer.
The project scope includes constructing approximately 250 km of 400 kV D/C and 220 kV D/C transmission lines, along with 220 kV underground cables in Karnataka. It also involves establishing two greenfield substations: a 400/220 kV AIS substation at Ryapte in Tumkur District and a 400/220 kV GIS substation at Doddathaggalli (near Hosakote). Both substations will be equipped with 400 kV Bus Reactors.
The significant terms include an Annual Transmission Charges of ₹521.07 crore, with the Transmission Service Agreement period being 35 years. The award is placed on Tata Power for a period of 35 years. The entity awarding the contract is a domestic entity, and the nature of the contract is construction and commissioning of transmission lines and substations.
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