STL introduced a partnership with India’s largest energy distribution firm, Energy Grid Company of India Restricted (PGCIL). Via this collaboration, STL will fulfil PGCIL’s requirement for top efficiency, built-in community administration techniques throughout their regional communications networks. With this multi-year deal price INR ~170 Cr, STL additional strengthens its relationship with PGCIL. As part of its earlier engagements, STL has been supplying optical fibre cables and developed an IP-MPLS community for PGCIL.
PGCIL owns and operates 90% of India’s interstate and inter-regional electrical energy transmission community spanning 1,72,192 circuit kilometres & 72,126 km of telecom community. This gigantic transmission & telecom community needs to be persistently maintained at an availability of 99% & 99.5% uptime, respectively. As networking turns into agile, these mammoth networks would require a contemporary method to administration and orchestration to resolve challenges within the areas of silos, interoperability and safety.
Leveraging its software-defined networking resolution, STL will ship a personalized Unified Community Administration System (UNMS) providing superior automation, programmable configuration and actionable insights. Via this resolution, PGCIL will get a consolidated, centralised view of regional networks and can be capable of optimise O&M, scale back system outages on the nationwide stage and generate efficiency analytics for the Central Electrical energy Authority (CEA).
Commenting on this collaboration, Praveen Cherian, CEO, World Enterprise Companies, STL stated: “We’re delighted to kind an affiliation with PGCIL for creating a personalized UNMS for managing their massive-scale utility networks. Via our resolution, we’ll present a consolidated infrastructure with centralised controls for his or her inter-regional networks. The community administration system, with built-in analytics, will usher in effectivity and effectiveness setting superior requirements in networks operations administration.”
