CM terms approval of KP Grid and Transmission Company a big step

F.P. Report

PESHAWAR: Chief Minister Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Mehmood Khan has termed the approval of provincial cabinet for setting up the “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Grid and Transmission Company” as an important step of the present provincial government and said that with the establishment of this first ever company of its kind at the provincial level, the provincial government will be able to have its own system and infrastructure for the transmition and distribution of its power production, whereas presently, the provincial government solely relies on the national grid and transmission system for the distribution of its power production.

In a statement to this effect issued here on Sunday, the Chief Minister termed the cabinet appoval as a historic decision and said that the the establishment of the company would fecilitate the provincial government to transmit its power production to national grid as well as to the local consumers adding that it will prove to be a milestone achievement for making the province self- reliant both in power production as well as power distribution infrastructure.

It may well be re-called that the provincial cabinet had nodded to the establishment of the aforesaid company it its last meeting held the other day.

“The establishment of the company will help provide low cost electricity to the local industries and other commercial consumers which will boost ecnomic activities”, Mahmood khan stated adding that it will ultimately create employment opportunities in the province.

The Chief Minister further said that there were huge potentials of hydel power generation in the province, and the provincial government in coordination with the federal government, was working under a well devised strategy to utilize those potentials to make the province self sufficient in power production.

The Frontier Post

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