
New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta inaugurated a state-of-the-art Electric Receiving Sub-Station (RSS) at Park Street, near the Central Vista project, on Friday. The modern sub-station will ensure uninterrupted power supply to key Delhi Metro routes, enhancing the reliability of metro services and supporting future network expansions. The project marks a significant step toward transforming Delhi into a smart city.
The Chief Minister highlighted that the sub-station, equipped with advanced technologies, was reconstructed in just 18 months—a remarkable achievement. During the inauguration, she reviewed the station’s technical operations and discussed its functioning with officials.
Uninterrupted Metro Services
CM Gupta emphasized that the sub-station has been designed to prevent any power-related disruptions across Delhi Metro lines, ensuring seamless operations. She described Delhi Metro as “synonymous with trust,” noting that the network is now approaching 500 kilometers and serves over 3.5 million passengers daily, making it the lifeline of the capital.
Focus on Metro Network Expansion
The Chief Minister reaffirmed the Delhi government’s commitment to expanding the metro network. Work on new corridors will begin soon, with financial and administrative support provided by the government. She expressed confidence that a metro-based transportation system would offer Delhi residents efficient, environmentally-friendly, and accessible public transit.
A Step Toward a Smarter, Sustainable City
CM Gupta noted that the inauguration of the Electric Receiving Sub-Station exemplifies the government’s dedication to a safe, modern, and sustainable metro infrastructure. By ensuring reliable power supply for the expanding network, the project strengthens Delhi’s journey toward becoming a smart city.
Project Details
The sub-station has been equipped with all essential power systems and will supply electricity to the Airport Line, Line-6 (Violet Line), and the upcoming Central Vista Metro Line. An additional 25 kV feeder system will further enhance power distribution, ensuring smoother metro operations. Built according to modern standards, the facility includes advanced sub-station automation, energy-efficient VRF air-conditioning, and modern safety systems, and is designed to meet green building standards.
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