Tata Power Delhi Distribution Limited, a pioneering power distribution utility, supplying electricity to a populace of over 7 million in North Delhi, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with BlocKnots, a leader in technology deployment, to conduct capacity building training in the power distribution sector.
This partnership will address the training needs of the power distribution personnel, bringing together the expertise and resources of two industry leaders for the overall benefit of the sector. It will also cater to reforms in India, Bangladesh and abroad.
The MoU was signed by Praveen Agrawal, Chief HR and IR, Tata Power-DDL and Tamim Hasan, Chairman, BlocKnots Limited, said a media release.
Marking the occasion, Praveen Agrawal said, “The technological landscape is changing at a rapid pace all across the world. After having successfully implemented various Smart Grid technologies, Tata Power-DDL has been handholding distribution utilities in India and across the world for scripting their own success stories by imparting capacity-building training through experience sharing and showcasing our best practices and case studies. This collaboration with BlocKnots, Bangladesh is yet another step in this direction for imparting relevant training to the power sector professionals in the International domain and hope for a mutually enriching association.”
Tamim Hasan said, “Bangladesh is a fast-growing country where the government of Bangladesh is very much positive for infrastructural development in all sectors. We can see the reflection. This agreement will help us to implement the latest technology related to the power sector along with that some international level training can be provided to our country resources for better understanding of latest technology and to implement the same. We thank TATA Power Distribution for this agreement and we together can be the change maker.”
The combined programmes including customised onsite programmes and training programmes under the partnership will be designed following new and emerging technologies and best practices for enhancing knowledge competency, added the release.
Source: United News of Bangladesh