Karnataka to produce steady energy to farmers’ houses positioned in fields

George was presiding over the Power Division’s evaluate assembly on the new Zilla Panchayat Corridor at Bagalkot.

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“On this area, flood-affected households from the Krishna Higher Dam venture have constructed houses of their fields and are residing there. It’s important to supply steady electrical energy to those houses as nicely. This subject might be addressed, and vital measures might be taken,” stated the minister.

Based on him, at current farmhouses obtain seven hours of three-phase electrical energy, whereas for the remainder of the day, from 6 pm to six am, electrical energy is offered in a single-phase open delta mannequin.

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Throughout the assembly, Hunagund MLA Vijayananad Kashappanavar requested the minister to determine a 220 kV substation in his constituency.

“As a result of Marol-Ramthala and Nandwadgi irrigation schemes within the Hunagunda constituency, a 220 kV substation is important. Whereas approval has been granted, the work is but to begin. Motion have to be taken on this regard,” stated Kashappanavar.

He additionally stated vital steps ought to be taken to take away the high-voltage line crossing over the state-of-the-art sports activities floor that’s being constructed on a 6-acre plot in Ilkal city.

Member of Parliament P C Gaddigoudar, Rajya Sabha member Narayanaswamy Bhandage and division officers attended the assembly.