TGSPDCL Power Exhibition to Showcase State’s Modern Power Sector
Preventive maintenance measures and weekly analysis of power interruptions were also being undertaken to prevent recurring faults.
Hyderabad:The TGSPDCL Power Exhibition–2026 will showcase the technological, administrative and consumer-service reforms undertaken in Telangana’s power sector, TGSPDCL chairman and managing director Jitesh V. Patil said on Thursday.
Speaking to journalists, Patil said the three-day exhibition will be held from August 22 to 24 at People’s Plaza on Necklace Road. It will highlight the state’s progress over the past decade, current technological initiatives and plans, besides creating awareness about transparency, safety measures and efforts to ensure uninterrupted power supply throughout the year.
The exhibition will feature SCADA (Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition) expansion, FLISR (Fault Location, Isolation, and Service Restoration) systems, smart metering, artificial intelligence-based services, digital network mapping and modernised consumer services. Power ambulances, fault-management systems and real-time monitoring mechanisms for detecting and responding to supply interruptions will also be demonstrated.
Patil said network mapping had enabled the corporation to identify feeders, transformers and consumers linked to each transformer, helping reduce complaint-resolution time and improve service quality. Preventive maintenance measures and weekly analysis of power interruptions were also being undertaken to prevent recurring faults.
Models of 132-kV substations, transformers, power generation, transmission and distribution systems, household wiring safety, accident prevention, solar power, battery energy storage systems and electric vehicle charging technologies will be displayed.
Working models, interactive exhibits, science-based demonstrations, laser shows, digital presentations and safety demonstrations will be arranged for students and visitors. Consumer service centres will enable people to interact directly with officials.
Patil said the exhibition had been designed and organised entirely by TGSPDCL officials and staff. He invited students, researchers, families and people from across the State to visit the event. He later inspected the arrangements and directed officials to complete all facilities.