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Laser Power & Infra Secures ₹4.15 crore HTLS Conductor Order from HPSEBL
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🗓 10 Sep 2026, 04:18 AM
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Laser Power & Infra has been awarded a contract worth ₹4.15 crore by Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited for high‑temperature low‑sag (HTLS) conductors.
Laser Power & Infra, a domestic supplier of power transmission equipment, received a contract from Himachal Pradesh State Electricity Board Limited (HPSEBL) valued at ₹4.15 crore. The order covers the supply of high‑temperature low‑sag (HTLS) conductors, which are designed to carry higher current while reducing sag under hot conditions, thereby enhancing grid reliability.
The procurement aligns with HPSEBL's ongoing plan to upgrade its transmission network across the hilly terrain of Himachal Pradesh. By installing HTLS conductors, the utility aims to improve power delivery efficiency and reduce line losses in its high‑voltage corridors.
Industry analysts note that the deal reflects growing confidence in Indian manufacturers for critical infrastructure components. Laser Power & Infra's win is expected to bolster its order book and may open further opportunities in other state electricity boards seeking similar upgrades.
The contract is slated for delivery over the next 12 months, subject to standard regulatory clearances and site readiness. HPSEBL has not disclosed the exact number of conductors or the specific transmission lines involved.
The procurement aligns with HPSEBL's ongoing plan to upgrade its transmission network across the hilly terrain of Himachal Pradesh. By installing HTLS conductors, the utility aims to improve power delivery efficiency and reduce line losses in its high‑voltage corridors.
Industry analysts note that the deal reflects growing confidence in Indian manufacturers for critical infrastructure components. Laser Power & Infra's win is expected to bolster its order book and may open further opportunities in other state electricity boards seeking similar upgrades.
The contract is slated for delivery over the next 12 months, subject to standard regulatory clearances and site readiness. HPSEBL has not disclosed the exact number of conductors or the specific transmission lines involved.