Archive · 28 Nov 2025
AP Plans 29 New Sub-Stations for Industrial Growth
Andhra Pradesh is building 29 new power sub-stations to handle the growing electricity needs of new industries and factories.
The state wants to make sure there's enough power for everyone, including homes and farms.
They are also working to fix any delays in building these new power lines and making sure everything is done on time.
The government wants to keep everyone happy with the power supply and is checking progress every two weeks to make sure everything is going well.
Andhra Pradesh is planning to build 29 new sub-stations to strengthen the power grid for industrial growth.
The state is experiencing a surge in electricity demand due to new industries and industrial corridors.
Power utilities are directed to ensure 24x7 reliable power supply and achieve 95% consumer satisfaction.
The government is accelerating the construction of transmission and distribution projects to remove bottlenecks.
Progress reports will be submitted every 15 days to monitor the status and timelines of the projects.
- Who
- Andhra Pradesh Energy Minister Gottipati Ravi Kumar and power utilities
- What
- Planning to build 29 new sub-stations to strengthen the power grid
- When
- Ongoing with immediate focus on acceleration
- Where
- Andhra Pradesh, India
- Why
- To meet the rapidly increasing industrial demand and ensure reliable power supply
- New Sub-Stations
- 29
- Voltage Levels
- 132 kV, 220 kV, 400 kV
- Target Consumer Satisfaction
- 95%
- Reporting Frequency
- Every 15 days
- Key Officials Involved
- APTRANSCO, APSPDCL