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KPTCL introduces biodegradable oil in high-voltage transformer network

KPTCL introduces biodegradable oil in high-voltage transformer network
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The Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited is replacing conventional mineral oil with biodegradable natural ester oil in its high-voltage transformers. This initiative aims to extend the lifespan of aging grid infrastructure while reducing environmental risks and capital expenditure.

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This transition represents a cost-effective and sustainable approach to modernizing critical power grid infrastructure in India.

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The Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has initiated the transition from conventional mineral oil to environment-friendly, biodegradable natural ester oil in its high-voltage transformer network.

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