L&T Group Websites
- Corporate
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- GreenTech
- Heavy Engineering
- Hydrocarbon
- LTIMindtree
- L&T Construction
- L&T Construction & Mining Machinery
- L&T Finance
- L&T Howden
- L&T Hydraulics
- L&T Infrastructure Development Projects Limited
- L&T Infrastructure Finance Company Limited
- L&T Institute of Project Management
- L&T Technology Services
- L&T Kuwait Construction
- L&T MBDA Missile Systems Limited
- L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Limited
- L&T-MHI Power Boilers
- L&T-MHI Power Turbine Generators
- L&T Realty
- L&T-Sargent & Lundy Limited
- L&T Special Steels and Heavy Forgings
- L&T-SuFin
- L&T Valves Limited
- Nabha Power Limited
- Power
- L&T Public Charitable Trust
- Rubber Processing Machinery
- Shipbuilding
- L&T Skill Trainers Academy
HVDC/HVAC Substations
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Our commitment to energy transition is complimented by 3 decades of offshore experience in delivering vast and complex projects across the entire energy value chain, and over 1000 onshore substation projects across India and overseas. As one of the leading players in the power sector, L&T has expertise in high quality Air Insulated Substations (AIS) of up to 1200 kV and Gas Insulated Substations (GIS) of up to 765 kV.
Our capabilities in design and manufacturing are complimented by strategic tie-ups with international partners and OEMs to enhance our integrated solutions for:
- HVDC substation platforms
- HVAC substation platforms
Our solutions drive efficiency with smart engineering, smart manufacturing and performance driven project management. Some of our key relevant credentials are listed below:
- One of the largest offshore projects in the Arabian Sea, having 28000 MT Modular Platform with 6.6 KV AIS, 100 Men Living Quarters and 13500 MT Jacket
- Largest offshore Low Sanity water plant in the world, having 25,000 MT Topside with 6.6 KV AIS and 10,000 MT of Jacket
- 1000+ substations, and 3000+ Kms of Cable laying including:
- 820 AIS bays commissioned up to 1200 kV
- 620 GIS bays commissioned up to 765 kV
- 45,000 MVA transformers commissioned
