In a significant move to enhance the electricity infrastructure in Delhi, the government has allocated ₹1,426 crore (approximately $171 million USD) over the last year. This investment primarily targets the rapidly growing peripheral regions in north and northwest Delhi. Power Minister Ashish Sood detailed these expenditures in a letter to all Members of the Legislative Assembly (MLAs), inviting their suggestions for the proposed 'Power System Master Plan 2029', which aims to establish a robust grid and guarantee a 24x7 uninterrupted power supply across the capital within the next three years. Notably, Chhatarpur recorded the highest capital expenditure of ₹160.2 crore, followed by Kirari at ₹95.32 crore. Other areas such as Mundka and Najafgarh saw investments of ₹65.55 crore each. In contrast, central Delhi areas like Delhi Cantonment and Tri Nagar received minimal funding, with expenditures of only ₹1.03 crore and approximately ₹1.6 crore, respectively. The government plans to invest a total of ₹17,000 crore over three years through various agencies to strengthen the electricity transmission and distribution networks, ensuring that the growing energy demands of Delhi residents are met effectively.