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Indian Railways to build the world’s highest rail line
The world’s highest rail lines of 465 km, which will connect New Delhi and Ladakh, will be build by the Indian Railways at an estimated cost of Rs 833 billion. A strategically important Bilaspur-Manali-Leh line along the Indo-China border will be build by the national transporter.
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Best Selling Power Equipment Company in T&D - KEC International
KEC International is one of the largest power transmission EPC companies operating globally, and has transcended boundaries with operations in power transmission, distribution, railways, cables, renewables (solar) and civil. Today, KEC is a US$1.4-billion company.
KEC International, Power Transmission, Distribution, Railways, Cables, Renewables, GIS, EBITDA, PGCIL, National Grid Of Saudi Arabia, Green Tech Environment Award, OHS Trophy, Employer Association Of Rajasthan
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Unprecedented Boost to Wire and Cable Consumption in India
CWF, forecasts a period of massive growth for the Indian wire and cable industry in FY17-22 driven largely by power, telecommunication, infrastructure, automotive, and railways.
CWF, Power, Telecommunication, Infrastructure, Automotive, Railways, CAGR, Power Generation, T&D, EHVAC, HVDC, PGCIL, DDUGJY
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Siemens to install state-of-the-art IGBT tech for IR
Given its position as a trusted partner of the Indian Railways for the last six decades, Siemens will be designing, supplying and installing AC Traction systems for Dual Cab High Horsepower Diesel Engine locomotive for Diesel Locomotive Works (DLW) for the IR, with a focus on modernisation, expansion of rail networks and energy efficiency.
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Vivaan Solar to light 4 NCR railway stations
Vivaan Solar has qualified to install 5 MW rooftop solar power plant at four major railway stations in Delhi/NCR. The tender was issued by Northern Railways, New Delhi for Anand Vihar terminal railway station, the Hazrat Nizamuddin railway station, the Old Delhi railway station, and the New Delhi Railway station, and their respective capacities are 1.1 MW, 0.6 MW, 2.2 MW, and 1.1 MW.
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