Latest Project Updates
Rs.3898 Million New Power Transmission Project in Nagaland
Executive Summary: A new Power Transmission Project in Nagaland will enhance the state's electricity infrastructure, involving the construction of 131 km of 132 kV transmission lines and six substations with a total transformation capacity of 355 MVA. Estimated at Rs.3,898 million, construction is set to start in March 2027 and finish by March 2031, with environmental clearance currently under review.
Rs.4672 Million Power Distribution Project in Nagaland
Executive Summary: A major power distribution project is planned in Nagaland to enhance infrastructure in foothill SEZs. With a budget of Rs. 4,672.6 million, it includes 30 new 33/11kV substations, increasing capacity by 260 MVA and adding 190 MVA to critical areas. Set to start in March 2027 and complete by March 2031, the project is currently in the conceptual phase.
Rs.3366 Million Tizu Valley Hydro Electric Project in Phek, Nagaland
Executive Summary: A hydroelectric project is planned in Phek, Nagaland, involving the development of two 12 MW turbines. Estimated at Rs. 3,366.3 million, construction is set to begin in March 2027 and conclude by March 2031. As of October 2024, the project is in the Detailed Project Report and feasibility study phase, utilizing the Engineering, Procurement, and Construction (EPC) route for development.
Rs.3685 Million New Hydro Electric Project in Kiphire, Nagaland
Executive Summary: An ambitious hydroelectric project in Kiphire, Nagaland, aims to generate 24 MW of clean energy using local water resources. With an investment of Rs. 3,685.3 million, the project is in the feasibility study phase as of October 2024. Developed via the EPC model, it will boost Nagaland's energy supply and support broader clean energy and sustainability goals.
Rs.5411 Million New Lower Tizu Hydro Electric power Project in Nagaland
Executive Summary: Nagaland's Lower Tizu Hydro Electric Power Project in Kiphre District plans a 42 MW capacity with an investment of Rs. 5411.2 million. It's in the DPR/Feasibility Study phase, aiming to boost renewable energy generation.
Rs.3366 Million New Hydro Electric Project in Phek, Nagaland
Executive Summary: The Government of Nagaland plans to develop the Tizu Valley Hydroelectric Project in Phek, with a combined capacity of 2*12 MW, costing Rs. 3,366.3 million. Construction will begin in March 2025 and conclude by March 2029. As of September 2023, the project is in the DPR/Feasibility Study phase and is being developed through the EPC route. This initiative aims to provide clean energy and promote sustainable development in the region.
Rs.2650 Million New Medical College and Hospital in Mon, Nagaland
Executive Summary: The State Government is planning to take up new medical college and hospital in Mon, Nagaland. The project involves providing design and construction of 100 seats medical college and 220 bed teaching hospital
Rs.1200 Million New Solar Power Project in Dimapur, Nagaland
Executive Summary: The State Government of Nagaland is planning to establish the first greenfield solar power project with a capacity of 20 MW in Dimapur, Nagaland. The project is aimed at promoting renewable energy, reducing carbon emissions, and creating job opportunities in the renewable energy sector. The estimated cost of the project is Rs. 1,200 million, and a power purchase agreement has been signed with a private company to facilitate the implementation of the project.
Rs.13177 Million Akegwo-Avangkhu Road Project in Nagaland
Executive Summary: A road construction project is planned in Phek, Nagaland by National Highways & Infrastructure Development Corporation. The project involves building a 91 km road from Akegwo to Avangkhu with an estimated cost of Rs. 13177 million. The project is currently under development stage and the consultant has been appointed. The mode of implementation of the project is on civil basis and it is being implemented by C.E. Testing Company Private Limited.
Rs.1399 Million New Kohima-Bypass Road in Nagaland
Executive Summary: NHIDCL is planning to construct a new two-lane Kohima-Bypass road in Nagaland, connecting NH-39, NH-150, NH-61, and NH-39. The project is estimated to cost Rs.1399.8 million and is being implemented under SARDP-NE on EPC Mode (Package-III). As of September 2021, NHIDCL has floated a tender for the works.