The NTPC group has reported a 5,290-MW capacity addition for financial year 2019-2020. According to the company statement, this is the largest ever commercial capacity addition for the group in a single year.
“The latest capacity additions are 250 MW unit of Barauni Thermal Power Station Stage-II (2 x 250 MW) and 800 MW unit of Darlipalli Super Thermal Power Station Stage-I (2 x 800 MW) with effect from March 1, 2020,” it said.
In the current fiscal, NTPC has added commercial capacity at Gadarwara (800 MW), Lara (800 MW), Tanda (660 MW), Khargone (660 MW), Barauni (250 MW) and Darlipalli (800 MW) plants.
The statement added that the contribution of these addition is 3,970 MW of commercial capacity addition on a stand-alone basis where the plants under joint ventures and subsidiaries of NTPC added 1,320 MW capacity (Meja-660 MW and Nabinagar- 660 MW) in the current fiscal.
Source: IBEF
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