Haryana Power Utilities will spend Rs.239 crore by the year 2011 to initiate power reforms in Gurgaon district, an official spokesman said here on Saturday. He disclosed that under this plan, new sub-stations would be set up and the capacity of existing sub-stations would be augmented. Also, new transmission lines would be laid in a phased manner. He further disclosed that seven new sub-stations would be set up in Gurgaon during the current financial year at a cost of Rs.164.40 crore. A 220 KV sub-station, set up at a cost of Rs.19 crore at Daulatabad, had begun functioning and a 66 KV sub station had also become functional in Sector 38, he added. Also, the capacity of nine sub-stations of 66 KV each is being enhanced.