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For developing a Green Energy Corridor in Bundelkhand, the Cabinet on Wednesday cleared a project to lay power transmission lines of over 2,000 km and about 20 substations for evacuation of solar power from power plants that are being developed in different regions of Bundelkhand.
“Under the second phase of the Green Energy Corridor, the project for evacuation of about 4000 MW of renewable energy in Bundelkhand region has been given a go-ahead. Several solar parks are coming up in Jhansi, Lalitpur, Jalaun, Chitrakoot regions of Bundelkhand region with a total capacity to general 4000 MW of renewable energy. For evacuation of this power, Rs 4,786 crore worth project has been given Cabinet clearance,” Cabinet Minister AK Sharma said.
He said the project would get financial assistance from the Centre as well as a loan from a German-based finance institution. The plan is to complete the project in the next three years.
The Cabinet also cleared a proposal to lay 6,636 km of optical fibre line. “This will help in data management and data grid control. While 30% of the cost will be borne by UP Government, about Rs 151 crore subsidy will be given by the Centre,” an official said.
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