Power Grid shares rise 2% after commissioning Bidar project
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- to a day
- 2%
- day high
- ₹250.35
- after the successful
- 9 Oct 2023
- Bidar solar transmission
- 2,500 MW
- project commenced
- 5 October 2023
Power Grid shares increased by 2% to a day high of ₹250.35 on 9 Oct 2023 after the successful commissioning of its 2,500 MW Bidar solar transmission project. This project is crucial as it serves as a transmission line designed to distribute solar energy generated in Bidar, Karnataka, to the broader grid, enhancing the region's renewable energy infrastructure. The commercial operations for this project commenced on 5 October 2023, with the official notice of the start date communicated to the company via email on 8 October. The filing regarding this development was submitted under Regulation 30 the same evening.
The Bidar project was awarded through a competitive bidding process and was initially assigned to POWERGRID Bidar Transmission Limited, a wholly owned subsidiary of Power Grid Corporation of India Limited. However, this subsidiary was later merged into POWERGRID Khavda II-C Transmission Limited effective 1 March 2026, following an order from the Ministry of Corporate Affairs dated 27 January. This merger reflects the company's strategic alignment to streamline operations and enhance efficiency in managing its transmission assets.
The commissioning of the Bidar project is significant for Power Grid as it strengthens the renewable power infrastructure in southern India, a region that has seen increased investment in solar energy projects. The successful execution of this project could lead to improved operational performance and potentially attract further investments in renewable energy initiatives. Investors should watch for any updates regarding future projects or expansions in the renewable sector, as these could impact Power Grid's growth trajectory.
Source: Equitypandit, 9 Oct 2023
Not investment advice. For informational purposes only.