The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has floated a tender to appoint a consultant for its renewable hybrid energy project at Middle Vaitarna Dam.
The project consists of a 20 MW hydroelectric plant and a 6.5 MW floating solar power plant. Together, they will generate 78.2 million units (MU) of energy. Of this, the hydro plant will contribute 66.82 MU, and the floating solar plant will produce 11.30 MU.
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Slated for completion in 2.5 years, the Middle Vaitarna Dam project is expected to save 12.6 INR-Crore annually for the civic body. Furthermore, it will power Mumbai’s Pise pumping station and Panjrapur WTP complex. This will further ensure an efficient water supply for nearly 60% of the city’s population.
Additionally, BMC plans to construct a 13 Km transmission line to connect the Vaitarna dam project to the MSETCL power grid. With an estimated investment of 247 INR-Crore, the project will follow a Build, Operate, and Transfer (BOT) model for long-term sustainability.
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