New Delhi: Tata Power-DDL and the National Capital Region Transport Corporation have signed a memorandum of understanding to facilitate the shifting and relocation of electrical utilities along the planned 136.3-km Delhi–Panipat–Karnal Namo Bharat corridor.
Under the arrangement, Tata Power-DDL will supervise the work and grant NCRTC the necessary permissions to shift extra-high-tension, high-tension and low-tension electrical networks for the regional rapid transit corridor, the distribution company said. Safety, reliability and statutory standards will apply to the relocation work.
Kiran Gupta, Chief — Customer Experience, Commercial and Corporate Communications, signed on behalf of Tata Power-DDL. Vijay Kumar, Company Secretary, signed for NCRTC in the presence of senior officials from both organisations.
The company said the corridor is recognised as a project of national importance and is being monitored through the Government of India’s PMG Portal. The agreement covers coordination over electrical networks needed for corridor works while safeguarding the distribution system’s reliability and integrity.
