Key Takeaways
- Dasu-Mansehra 765kV transmission line is 46% physically complete.
- Overall financial progress stands at 29.4% with $97.2 million spent.
- Expected completion date is June 30, 2028.
The 157-kilometre Dasu-Mansehra 765kV transmission line, a key infrastructure project, is progressing towards its completion. According to the latest project status, the line has achieved 46% of its physical progress.
Financially, the project has made significant strides, with overall progress reaching 29.4%. As of the latest update, $97.2 million has been disbursed for the project.
The transmission line, which is part of Lot-I, is expected to be fully operational by June 30, 2028, marking a significant milestone for Pakistan’s energy infrastructure.
The project aims to enhance the power transmission capacity between Dasu and Mansehra, ensuring a more reliable and efficient distribution of electricity across the region.
The Dasu-Mansehra transmission line is a critical component of Pakistan’s energy infrastructure, designed to support the growing demand for electricity in the country.
The progress of the project is monitored closely by various stakeholders, including the government and private sector investors, who are committed to its timely completion.
The transmission line is expected to improve the reliability and efficiency of the national grid, reducing power outages and enhancing the overall quality of electricity supply.
The project’s completion is anticipated to have a positive impact on the economic development of the region, providing a stable power supply for industries and households.
