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The Government of India (GoI) and the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) signed a loan agreement of $304 million (mn) for Assam Intra-State Transmission System Enhancement Project to strengthen the quality, capacity and security of the 24*7 power supply in Assam along with reducing greenhouse gas emissions.
Terms of Agreement:
Total estimated cost of Project- $365mn
AIIB Funding (Loan)- $304mn
Assam Funding- $61mn
Loan Maturity- 24 years
Grace Period- 5 years
How will Assam’s electricity transmission be strengthened under this agreement?
–By constructing 10 transmission substations and laying transmission lines with the associated infrastructure.
–By upgrading 15 existing substations, transmission lines and existing ground wire to optical power ground wire.
–By providing technical assistance to support project implementation.
Need for this Project:
There is power deficit scenario in Assam due to congestion of the electricity distribution and transmission networks. Assam Electricity Grid Corporation Limited (AEGCL) is the sole transmission utility in Assam is responsible for the operation, maintenance and development of the transmission system in the State.
• It currently operates 66 substations with 6,882 megavolt-ampere capacity comprising 5,701 circuit kilometers of transmission lines.
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