Hyderabad: 2 MW Solar Plant at Pusalapadu Substation Synced to Grid
The plant will feed solar energy into the grid, helping reduce dependence on conventional power sources and supporting environmental protection.
Hyderabad: A 2-megawatt solar power plant linked to the 33/11 KV Pusalapadu substation in Nagalgidda section has been synchronised with the state electricity grid, the southern discom announced.
The plant will feed solar energy into the grid, helping reduce dependence on conventional power sources and supporting environmental protection.
Officials said this move promotes renewable energy use and ensures steady, sustainable power generation.
Before synchronisation, Telangana Southern Power Distribution Company Limited (TGSPDCL)’s engineering team completed technical tests, checked protection systems, and ensured that grid stability standards were met.
The successful integration marks another step in Telangana’s push for green energy and reliable power supply.
With the state government prioritising renewable energy development, the discoms have been taking steps to connect more solar projects with the grid.
The Pusalapadu solar plant is seen as a key milestone in expanding clean energy infrastructure in Sangareddy district.