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L&T Construction wins power T&D orders valued Rs. 1376 crores

| | Sep 30, 2015, at 09:02 pm
Mumbai, Sept 30 (IBNS): The Power Transmission & Distribution Business of L&T Construction has won orders worth Rs. 1376 crores in both the domestic and international markets in September 2015.

In the domestic market, the Solar Business has bagged multiple orders from a reputed solar power developer for the engineering, procurement and construction of 115 MWp solar installations in the southern part of the country.

Upon completion, the total installed capacity of solar plants by the company would be 643 MWp, one of the highest executed by an Indian EPC company.

The Business has also received an order from West Bengal State Electricity Transmission Company Limited for engineering, procurement and construction of 132 kV double circuit transmission lines in various districts of West Bengal.

In the international market, the business has made a strategic breakthrough in Malawi, Africa, by bagging an order for the construction of two 400/132kV substations on EPC basis.

Another order has been bagged in the Middle East for engineering, procurement and construction of a 220kV substation from a reputed customer.


 

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