Date: 2020-01-08Category: Not ApplicableState: Tamil NaduCountry: India
UNIVERSITY AUTHORITIES - THE TAMIL NADU Dr. M.G.R. MEDICAL UNIVERSITY, CHENNAI - Result of Election of One Professor to the Senate by the Teachers of
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This is an official Tamil Nadu Government Gazette notification, dated January 10, 2018. It concerns notifications issued by Quasi-Government bodies and Public Sector Undertakings. Specifically, it announces the Tamil Nadu Electricity Transmission Corporation's permission to establish new substations and associated power lines in multiple districts (Madurai, Dindigul, Ramanathapuram, Sivaganga, Theni, Nagercoil, Tirunelveli, Thoothukudi, Virudhunagar) to address additional electrical load. The approval was granted to the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board for the years 2017-2018 and 2018-2019, under Section 164 of the Indian Electricity Act, which grants powers previously held by the telegraph authority to the Board for transmitting electricity.
The notification provides details of six specific projects:
1. Alagarkoil-Karaikudi line to Narasimhampatti substation: 0.40 km, 110/33 kV, Estimated cost: 26.764 Lakhs.
2. Kamuthi 400 kV substation to Virudhunagar 765/400 kV substation: 60.00 km, 400 kV, Estimated cost: 25114.80 Lakhs.
3. Thappakundu 400 kV substation to Virudhunagar 765/400 kV substation: 125.00 km, 400 kV, Estimated cost: 28787.50 Lakhs.
4. Kavanoor-R.S.Madai-Valuthur natural gas plant to Pattanamkathan substation: 4.25 km, 110 kV, Estimated cost: 284.368 Lakhs.
5. Kavanoor-R.S.Madai-Valuthur natural gas plant to Pattanamkathan substation: 0.63 km, 110 kV, Estimated cost: 90.720 Lakhs.
6. Sembatti-Dindigul to Keelakottai substation: 0.30 km, 110 kV, Estimated cost: 20.073 Lakhs.
Any grievances or concerns related to the high-voltage power lines should be communicated in writing to the Supervising Engineer, General Construction Circle, Madurai, within two months of the notification date, as per the Electricity Act of 2003. The notification is signed by N. Sasitharan, Supervising Engineer, General Construction Circle.
Key Entities Referenced
Tamil Nadu Electricity Board: Authorized to transmit electricity under Section 164 of the Indian Electricity Act, 2003.
Electricity Act, 2003: The central law providing the legal framework for the electricity sector, including transmission and distribution. Section 164 enables authorization for electricity transmission.
Part VI-Section 3(b): Section of the Tamil Nadu Government Gazette containing notifications by Quasi - Government bodies and Public Sector undertakings.
Madurai: Location of the Public Works Circle of the Tamil Nadu Electricity Board issuing the notification.