the Central Development Working Party (CDWP) approved two  crucial  energy projects to  address the electricity demands of Gwadar and another     initiative in  Khyber Pakhtunkhwa   . The  first project focuses on enhancing the transmission line infrastructure for the coastal city of Pakistan.             Mohammad Jehanzeb Khan,   deputy chairman of the planning commission, sanctioned the energy project for Gwadar along with another initiative in the province following detailed discussions.        The project “Construction of 220kV Transmission Line (28km) along with 2nd Circuit Stringing of 132kV Transmission Line from Jiwani to Gwadar (94km) Revised,” is valued at Rs. 4.540 million and will be  financed through the Public Sector Development Program (PSDP).    The project entails the construction of grid stations and includes the establishment of a 132kV (AIS) grid station in Jiwani, featuring a 132 KV Line Bay facing the Jiwani – Gwadar Circuit. It also involves setting up a 132kV (AIS) grid station in old Gwadar, including a 132 KV Line Bay facing the Gwadar (old) – Jiwani Circuit.     Furthermore, the project encompasses the construction of a 220/132kV Transmission Line from Gabd to Jiwani (Zero Point) and the second Circuit Stringing of the existing 132 kV SDT Jiwani–Gwadar (old) 99 KM Transmission Line (QESCO portion). (ICE ISLAMABAD)

Fonte notizia: Pakistan Observer