With the objective of ensuring 24x7 quality power to the consumers in the State and to enable constraint free transportation of bulk power from generating stations and ISTS nodes by minimizing the transmission losses, KSE Board had approved a Long Term Transmission Plan (LTTP) up to year 2023 in December 2014. Transmission Infrastructure Plan of Kerala - TransGrid 2.0 ( * - Substations and lines owned by PGCIL) Īn abstract view of the transmission system of the State is given in the table below. The total power transfer capacity of our Substations stands at 20,933.4 MVA as on. Also the total length of our transmission network is 12845.55 C km.
We have as many as 418 Substations spread across the state as on. The Kerala grid has grown considerably during the recent years. The System Operations wing is headed by a Chief Engineer and is headquartered at Kalamassery. In addition to the above, the System Operations wing which performs the real time management of Kerala Power System also comes under the Transmission SBU. The transmission sector of KSEB Ltd is geographically divided in to two zones – the North Zone headquartered at Kozhikode and the South Zone headquartered at Thiruvananthapuram. (1) Udumalpett – Madakkathara, (2) Thirunelveli – Pallippuram (Trivandrum). The Kerala grid is presently connecte d to the national grid mainly through three 400 kV double circuit lines viz.
Over the years the intra state transmission infrastructure in Kerala has grown substantially with the addition of more and more EHT substations and lines. Transmission network, the backbone of any power system enables transfer of bulk power from the generating stations to the load centers.
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