Drones and helicranes improve project execution and grid reliability

A prime example of their modernised T&D infrastructure is the recently commissioned 123 km long Nangalbibra— Bongaigaon transmission line (400kV D/C). This line facilitates the seamless transfer of over 1000 MW of electricity, improving power reliability in Assam and Meghalaya.

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Arun Sharma CEO Resonia (formerly known as Sterlite Grid 32 Ltd)

Resonia is revolutionising the Indian transmission and distribution (T&D) infrastructure by deploying advanced technologies to reduce technical losses and enhance grid reliability. Arun Sharma speaks with EPR to discuss Resonia’s role in modernising the Indian power infrastructure.

What role does Resonia play in modernising the T&D infrastructure to reduce technical losses and enhance reliability?

Resonia plays a crucial role in modernising T&D infrastructure, focusing on reducing technical losses and improving the reliability of electricity distribution. As the country transitions to a renewable-predominant grid, an efficient transmission becomes imperative for maintaining stability and ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Major initiatives implemented by Resonia for reduced technical losses and enhancing the reliability of electricity distribution include using high-performance power conductors (HPC), constructing modern GIS technology-based substations and adopting pioneering drone and helicrane-based project execution methodologies. These technologies help reduce line losses and significantly improve transmission efficiency with grid reliability.