Archive · 12 Dec 2025
Tata Power Wins Maharashtra Transmission Project
Tata Power has won a big project to build and manage a power line in Maharashtra.
They will construct a 115 km long power line and some parts of substations.
This project will help supply more electricity to many states in India.
Tata Power will operate this power line for 35 years and earn money from it every year.
The project is expected to be ready for use 2 years after they start working on it.
This will help bring clean energy to many places and make the power grid more reliable.
Tata Power won a project to build and operate a 115 km 400 kV double-circuit transmission line in Maharashtra.
The project includes extending 400 kV GIS line bays at substations in the Jejuri-Hinjewadi corridor.
Tata Power will operate the assets for 35 years under a BOOT model.
The company will earn ₹155.78 crore annually from this project.
The project aims to strengthen power evacuation and support rising electricity demand in the region, benefiting multiple states.
- Who
- Tata Power
- What
- Won a project to construct and operate a power transmission line
- When
- Project to be completed 24 months after transfer
- Where
- Jejuri-Hinjewadi corridor, Maharashtra
- Why
- To strengthen power evacuation and improve reliability in the region
- Project Scope
- Construction of 115 km 400 kV double-circuit transmission lines and extension of 400 kV GIS line bays at substations
- Project Model
- Build-Own-Operate-Transfer (BOOT)
- Project Duration
- 35 years
- Annual Revenue
- ₹155.78 crore
- Commercial Operation Date
- 24 months after transfer
- Location
- Jejuri-Hinjewadi corridor, Maharashtra
- Awarding Entity
- REC Power Development and Consultancy
- Project Beneficiaries
- Uttarakhand, Haryana, Punjab, Uttar Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Himachal Pradesh, Chandigarh, Rajasthan, Delhi
