The Upcoming thermal power projects sector recorded an important regulatory development after approval of a Rs 332.94 crore transmission investment supporting JSW's proposed thermal power project at Salboni, West Bengal. The scheme includes a 400 kV loop-in-loop-out transmission connection with approximately 68 km of double-circuit line and 1.8 km of single-circuit overhead line. Transmission infrastructure reports identify the approval as the first regulatory funding commitment linked with the project.
WBSETCL submitted the proposal in March 2026, followed by regulatory review, public consultation and in-principle approval under the applicable tariff framework. The transmission investment is intended to strengthen grid connectivity for the proposed generating station once future project approvals are completed.
The regulatory order applies only to transmission infrastructure and does not approve the thermal plant itself. Expenditure will also remain subject to future prudence review during tariff proceedings. EnergylineIndia.com follows verified developments affecting Upcoming thermal power projects, transmission planning and electricity infrastructure across India. Readers tracking Upcoming thermal power projects can monitor future transmission awards, construction activity and regulatory approvals as project implementation progresses. Continued investment in Upcoming thermal power projects reflects ongoing expansion of India's electricity infrastructure.

New Delhi, Marketing, Upcoming Thermal Power Projects: Salboni Transmission Scheme Gets Regulatory Approval
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