Vedanta Aluminium has inaugurated a new railway line in Lanjigarh, Odisha, to strengthen its supply chain capacity and achieve Net Zero Carbon by 2050 or before. The 13.4 km railway line marks a major milestone in Vedanta Lanjigarh’s journey towards 100% rail co-efficiency for its logistics operations. Six new loop lines have been introduced within the in-plant yard supported.
A standout advancement of this project is the transition of signaling systems from manual to digital by moving on from Relay Room Interlocking (RRI) to Electronic Interlocking (EI), signifying enhanced digitization in rail operations. This cutting-edge upgrade bolsters safety, enhances operational efficiency, and prolongs equipment lifespan.
Sunil Gupta, Chief Operating Officer at Vedanta Aluminium, said that the commissioning of a 13.4 km railway line at Vedanta Lanjigarh is a transformative step that will streamline logistics, reduce turnaround time, and support the by an upgraded electronic signaling system, enhancing the plant capacity.
Handle up to 25 million tonnes of raw materials and commodities annually.company’s long-term production goals while also reinforcing its commitment to digital innovation and safe operations under the AMRUT 2.0 initiative. The government aims to build 10,000 km of highways in 2025-26 and generate ₹30,000 crore from road asset monetization.
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