Global conglomerate GE has said that Indian power transmission system is quite robust compared to many developed nations, and a 'political will' is needed to reinforce discipline to avoid situations like the recent grid failure.
GE Energy, part of the US-based multinational giant, said the political will was required to ensure that all the parties sharing the power grids follow certain rules.
GE Energy's India Region president & CEO Banmali Agrawala told a leading news agency that India has a strong and robust transmission system.
The country's central transmission system is large and substantial while the failures in that system have been minimal, he said in Delhi.
At one level, it is a good system especially when you compare with many other systems around the world, even the developed places, he added.