Advait Energy Wins Rs 87 Cr ERS Order from Power Grid India

Advait Energy Transitions Limited has secured a major order from Power Grid Corporation of India Limited (PGCIL) for the ERS-II package, involving the procurement of Emergency Restoration Systems (ERS) for 400kV transmission lines, valued at Rs 87.29 crore.

Awarded on October 6, 2025, this project is one of the largest ERS-related orders in recent history and will be executed over 18 months. The order underscores Advait Energy’s role as a key partner in strengthening India’s high-voltage transmission network and building a resilient national grid.

Advait’s Emergency Restoration System (ERS) solutions are engineered to ensure uninterrupted power transmission in the event of tower failures or disruptions. As a Make-in-India initiative built to international standards, these modular systems are designed for rapid deployment across voltage levels from 33kV to 800kV. By minimizing downtime and operational losses during emergencies, Advait’s ERS technology provides utilities with reliable, cost-effective, and scalable restoration capabilities. With rapid response kits and intelligent modular designs already in use across continents, Advait is eyeing a significant share of the Indian ERS market by delivering systems that combine speed, safety, and durability.

This win underscores Advait’s ability to deliver solutions that address urgent grid reliability needs and support India’s ambitious energy transition goals. With ERS systems being central to ensuring stability in high-capacity transmission lines, the order further consolidates Advait’s leadership in providing specialized infrastructure for the country’s evolving power landscape.

Shalin Sheth, Founder and Managing Director of Advait Energy Transitions Limited, said, “We are delighted to receive this important order from PGCIL, which reflects the growing confidence in our solutions. The scale of this project highlights how essential ERS systems have become for the stability of India’s transmission network. At Advait, we remain focused on building dependable, Make-in-India systems that can respond quickly to challenges on the grid and help keep power flowing without interruption.”