Sharika Enterprises Ltd press release
Sharika Enterprises has secured a contract for UPCL's Ganga Corridor power distribution modernisation project covering Dehradun, Haridwar and Rishikesh in Uttarakhand.
By ScoutQuest · · 1 min read
- Contract Scope
- UPCL's Ganga Corridor power distribution modernisation project covering Dehradun, Haridwar and Rishikesh in Uttarakhand
- Remote Terminal Units
- 60+ Remote Terminal Units for substation automation
- Feeder Remote Terminal Units
- 960+ Feeder Remote Terminal Units for RMU automation
- Release
- Order / contract
📌 The UPCL contract covers SCADA-ADMS, fault passage indicators, reclosers, 60+ Remote Terminal Units for substation automation and 960+ Feeder Remote Terminal Units for RMU automation.
🏭 Sharika Enterprises is developing a manufacturing facility in the YEIDA region, with construction underway, focused on control panels and power distribution automation products.
📌 Sharika Enterprises says around 4,000 towns are in the identified opportunity landscape for further distribution network transformation.
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More numbers
- FPIs ordered for PVVNL, Varanasi998
- Remote Terminal Units, UPCL contract60+
- Feeder Remote Terminal Units, UPCL contract960+
- Towns in identified opportunity landscapearound 4,000
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