Globally, monopoles have been in use in the transmission and distribution (T&D) and telecom sectors for over 50 years.
Your views on minimal usage of monopoles in India even though they’ve been around since 2010 and their usage as compared to countries world-wide that have adopted them for many years now.
Globally, monopoles have been in use in the transmission and distribution (T&D) and telecom sectors for over 50 years. However, monopoles were first introduced in India by Power Grid Corporation of India during 20082009. In spite of its advantages of saving space and time for grid managers and the discom, it is yet to take offin Indian markets. This is especially relevant for urban parts of the country where monopoles are also economical, due to a lesser space requirement. One more major reason for a delayed application is because of lack of awareness among decision-makers and utility personnel. Few other reasons for lesser usage of monopoles are because of its weight and need of superior engineering to build the same.
Comment on potential of the market for monopoles.
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