Lalbandi-Salempur 132 kV transmission line comes online; feeding improved power supply in Sarlahi
Summary
The Lalbandi-Salempur 132 kV double-circuit transmission line and Chainpur substation have come into operation in Sarlahi, improving the reliability and quality of electricity supply in several municipalities. The project is expected to reduce leakage, low-voltage problems and frequent tripping while meeting rising power demand in the district.
Key Points
- The Lalbandi-Salempur 132 kV double-circuit transmission line and the 132/33/11 kV Chainpur substation in Sarlahi have begun operations.
- The new infrastructure is expected to improve electricity supply in Malangwa, Haripur, Haripurwa, Dumariya and Barhathwa and reduce power leakage and low-voltage issues.
- The Chainpur substation has a total capacity of 84 MVA, with multiple 33 kV and 11 kV feeders installed for local distribution.
- The Government of Nepal and the Nepal Electricity Authority jointly financed the Rs 1.12 billion project.
