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MSEDCL Pledges Reliable Power Supply For Marathwada Industries
An industrial group in Marathwada welcomed a new electricity company director.
The group asked for better and more dependable power for factories.
They discussed electricity lines, substations, voltage and connections for new industries.
They also talked about planning for future power needs in several industrial areas.
The new director, Dhananjay Aundhekar, said he would cooperate with businesses.
He promised efforts to improve the infrastructure needed for industrial growth.
An MSEDCL chief engineer said the company is committed to reliable, high-quality electricity.
Officials and many local entrepreneurs attended the event.
MASSIA felicitated newly appointed MSEDCL Director (Operations) Dhananjay Aundhekar in Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar on Thursday.
Discussions covered power infrastructure, uninterrupted electricity, feeder and substation capacity, voltage quality and new industrial connections.
Industrial power planning focused on Waluj, Shendra, Chikalthana and surrounding areas.
Aundhekar pledged cooperation on industry-related electricity problems and efforts to strengthen infrastructure.
MSEDCL Chief Engineer Deepak Kumthekar said the company remains committed to high-quality, reliable industrial power and resolving remaining issues.
- Who
- Marathwada Association of Small Scale Industries and Agriculture, MSEDCL officials, and local entrepreneurs, including Director (Operations) Dhananjay Aundhekar.
- What
- MASSIA felicitated Aundhekar and discussed improving electricity infrastructure and reliability for Marathwada industries.
- Where
- Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, with industrial concerns involving Waluj, Shendra, Chikalthana and surrounding areas.
- When
- Thursday; the articles do not provide a calendar date.
- Why
- To address industry-related electricity issues and support industrial development through stronger infrastructure and coordination.
Industrial Sector Priorities
MSEDCL Commitments
Power reliability
Industrial Sector Priorities
Industries sought quality, uninterrupted electricity and improvements in voltage quality.
MSEDCL Commitments
MSEDCL officials said the administration is committed to reliable, high-quality power supply and continued problem-solving.
Infrastructure and capacity
Industrial Sector Priorities
MASSIA raised concerns involving feeders, substations, infrastructure capacity and connections for new industries.
MSEDCL Commitments
Aundhekar assured cooperation and said efforts would be made to strengthen infrastructure needed for industrial growth.
Future planning
Industrial Sector Priorities
Industry representatives called for planning to meet future electricity demand in key industrial areas.
MSEDCL Commitments
MSEDCL and industry representatives agreed that continuing dialogue and coordination are important for industrial development.
Key facts
- Event
- MASSIA organised a felicitation programme for Dhananjay Aundhekar.
- MSEDCL role
- Aundhekar is the newly appointed Director (Operations) of Maharashtra State Electricity Distribution Company Ltd.
- Industry concerns
- Participants discussed uninterrupted power, voltage quality, infrastructure capacity and new industrial connections.
- Focus areas
- Planning covered Waluj, Shendra, Chikalthana and nearby industrial areas.
- MSEDCL commitment
- Officials said efforts would continue to provide high-quality, reliable electricity and resolve remaining problems.
- Industrial coordination
- The programme emphasised continuous dialogue between Mahavitaran and the industrial sector.
Sources
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