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China power firm seeks to enter power transmission sector

Chinese powers companies have been active in the India power sector space at the EPC level

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Shreya Jai New Delhi
China Southern Power Grid International (HK Company Limited), in a consortium with CLP India Private Limited, is set to enter the power transmission sector in India. 

In bids called for projects totalling Rs 3,000 crore, state-owned China Southern Power has submitted a proposal of interest to build, own and operate power transmission networks.

Three projects for which the bids were called are transmission system for an ultra-mega solar park in Jaisalmer, Rajasthan (Rs 536 crore), ERSS-XXI (Rs 1,321 crore) and the New WR-NR Inter-Regional Corridor (Rs 916 crore).

Among the other bidders were Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL), Sterlite Power, Adani

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