Berhampur: TP Power Southern Odisha Distribution Limited (TPSODL) is strengthening the electricity network in Koraput district through extensive infrastructure development, network augmentation and modernisation of power systems. The initiatives are designed to ensure reliable, safe and future-ready electricity supply to households, institutions and industries across the district.
TPSODL’s ongoing projects are ensuring that this demand is met with stable and quality power.A major focus has been on upgrading power substations and strengthening the distribution network. Substations at Pottangi and Lamtaput have been reinforced with additional capacity, while the Koraput Old Power Sub-Station has seen its transformer capacity enhanced from 3.15 MVA to 8 MVA. These developments secure electricity supply for urban clusters as well as industrial establishments. New 33 KV lines have been laid to improve connectivity, linking key stretches including the Sunabeda Police Station corridor to Belaiguda, along with upgrades to existing lines across Kundra, Kusumi, Nuagaon, Pottangi, Kunduli, Narayanpatna and Sunabeda.
The distribution system is also witnessing expansion at the grassroots level. New 11 KV lines have been commissioned in Janiguda, Semiliguda, Randapalli and adjoining areas, while feeders have been upgraded across Almunda, Bandhugaon, Kotpad, Lamptaput, Ranitota, Borigumma, Barniput and Sunabeda township. These improvements are benefitting schools, healthcare centres, small enterprises and thousands of households, ensuring reliable power for everyday life and economic activity.
Amit Kumar Garg, CEO, TPSODL, said: “Koraput is a land of cultural richness and natural beauty, and it is our privilege to contribute to its growth by providing modern and reliable electricity. Our infrastructure development and network augmentation projects are not only meeting the present demand but alsopreparing the district for the future. By ensuring quality power, we are enabling opportunities in education, healthcare, entrepreneurship and industry for the people of Koraput.”
