MADHYA Pradesh has achieved another major milestone in the field of power transmission. Madhya Pradesh Power Transmission Company (MP Transco) has been honoured with the prestigious national ‘Power Line TransTech India Award’ for recording the lowest transmis sion loss in the Western Region. Congratulating the officers and employees of MP Transco on this achievement, the State Energy Minister Pradyuman Singh Tomar said that this award is a result of the State’s robust transmission system, technical efficiency, and continuous improvement efforts. He emphasised that ensuring unin terrupted power supply with minimum transmission losses remains a top priority of the State Government. On behalf of MP Transco, Executive Engineer Lokesh Dwivedi received the award at this prestigious platform, which is recognised by the Ministry of Power, Government of India.

 

The award has been instituted by the international power-sec tor magazine ‘Power Line’, with the objective of encouraging outstanding performance by power utilities in India’s trans mission sector. For the award, utilities were selected based on data from the Central Electricity Authority (CEA), Power Finance Corporation (PFC), and official reports of various State power companies. The evaluation cri teria included key parameters such as increase in line length, enhancement of transforma tion capacity, improved financial performance, and lowest transmission losses.

 

The award was presented dur ing the ‘TransTech India–2025’ Conference, held at Yashobhoomi India International Convention and Expo Centre, Dwarka, New Delhi. This conference is a major national platform recognised by the Ministry of Power, bringing together policymakers, regula tory bodies, developers, manu facturers and EPC contractors. More than 2,500 representatives from transmission utilities across the country participated in the event.