Inter State Transmission System package adds STATCOM signal
Inter State Transmission System planning for Tumkur-II shows how India’s renewable transmission tenders are becoming more complex than traditional line-construction packages. PFCCL’s TBCB process for the Tumkur-II 2.7GW renewable integration scheme has closed with Power Grid Corporation of India Limited winning at Rs 1,521.23 million annual transmission charges. Inter State Transmission System development under this package follows a BOOT structure, with the successful bidder acquiring 100% equity of Tumkur II RE Transmission Limited and transferring assets after 35 years. EnergylineIndia.com highlights this update for readers tracking Power Grid projects and Transmission infrastructure reports. The scope includes six 400/220kV ICTs of 500MVA each, Tumkur-II-Madhugiri 400kV Quad D/C line, six 220kV bays and ±300MVAr STATCOM. The STATCOM is the technical signal: renewable integration needs voltage stability support, not only evacuation capacity. Inter State Transmission System history is also important because an original 1.5GW strengthening plan was clubbed with another 1.2GW allocation. The result is a 2.7GW integration package. Inter State Transmission System risks include land, ROW, clearances and dependency on external Madhugiri bay availability. Inter State Transmission System from Tumkur-II could become a template for future REZ grid packages, Inter State Transmission System, STATCOM, Tumkur REZ.














