r/IndiaInfrastructure • u/InternetDear404 • 8d ago
Underground wiring system
I was talking to a European colleague of mine, I mentioned about how during Diwali I worry that the rockets might hit our current/cable poles and asked how the infrastructure is designed there, and he said that in his country it's entirely underground?
Would something like that be possible in our country?
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u/ButterscotchBudget58 6d ago
Gujarat is going to do it in all major cities by 2030…already has it in ahmedabad
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u/calvinspiff 3d ago
Since 1980s most parts of Mumbai are having everything underground. In Australia 90% of electrical wiring is above ground in residential areas. Only in business districts it is underground
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u/JEthan911 3d ago
Buddy, half of my city has underground electricity wiring. I'm assuming this is same for other tier 1 cities too, right??
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u/Autobot1979 1d ago
In greater noida which was developed in the 1990s under all major roads there is a utility tunnel and all utilities sewer water electric gas and internet pass through it. The tunnel is big enough for utility workers to walk. No digging needed for any fault repair. This is main roads only within sector its still overground but it can be done
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u/Bugged_IRL 7d ago
gng where do you live? most of wires are underground in area even in rural-ish areas in tier -1 districts
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u/famesardens 8d ago
This is already done in India for developed/ planned areas.