"Apart from this, APGENCO is contemplating to enhance additional generation capacity of 3,850 MW by making investments of Rs 17,340 crore in the same period," according to the State Energy Conservation Mission (SECM).
"The utilities would not hesitate to blacklist the erring power contractors if there are any deviations in execution of projects," SECM quoted K Vijayanand, MD of APGENCO and CMD of APTRANSCO, as saying in a statement.
Andhra Pradesh Power Generation Corporation (APGENCO) has drawn an action plan to increase AP's installed capacity from the existing 11,037 MW to 29,800 MW by March 2019, he said.
This will be done with an "ideal" generation mix of coal, hydel, solar, wind and other renewable energy sources to achieve "most cost-efficient power with self reliability".
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As part of this, six additional 400 KV sub-stations (SS) and twenty-six 220 KV SS and 75 132/33 KV SS are proposed.
To cater to the loads of the upcoming new capital near Tulluru, a 400 KV SS at Inavolu is planned along with 400 KV SS at Chilakaluripet and Gudiawada, it was stated.