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NTPC Ltd and the Nuclear Power Corporation of India are seeking bids for the Mahi Banswara Rajasthan nuclear power project in the current financial year. The project, estimated to cost around ₹44,800 crore, is part of the governments target to increase nuclear power capacity from 7,480 MW to 22,800 MW by 2031-32. The joint venture, Anushakti Vidhyut Nigam, was incorporated in November 2016 but did not take off.

The IPO proceeds will be used to fund ongoing and future solar energy, green hydrogen and green ammonia projects.

Goldman Sachs' analysts said the risk/reward of one Chinese stock looked "increasingly attractive."

DIPAM declined the debt resolution plan for KSK Mahanadi Power project by PFC and REC. NCLT paused sale in June 2022. Interested companies were NTPC Ltd, Vedanta Ltd, Adani Power Ltd, Jindal Power Ltd.

NTPC targets 40M tonnes coal production in FY25, a 17% increase. In-house mining to cover 15% of fuel needs. Strategies like mine planning, automation, and training contribute to higher production levels.

  NTPC Ltd., India's leading integrated power utility has recorded a stellar performance from its five operational captive coal mines with record coal production of 34.39 MMT till 31st March in FY24, surpassing the actual target of 34 MMT set by Govt. of India with a significant YoY growth of 48.21 %. The company achieved an impressive coal dispatch…

NTPC, NTPC Green Energy, Coal India, and NLC India sign MoUs with RVUNL to enhance efficiency and develop thermal and renewable energy projects. NTPC plans to add supercritical units to the existing Chhabra thermal power plant. The agreements aim to reduce generation costs and expand non-fossil capacity to 45-50% with a total portfolio of 130 GW by 2032.

Ravindra Kumar has taken charge as Director (Operations), NTPC on Tuesday. Ravindra Kumar completed B.Sc. (Engineering) in Mechanical engineering from BIT Sindri in 1988. Prior to joining as Director (Operations), NTPC Limited, he was OSD (Officer on Special Duty) to Director (Operations), NTPC

State-owned SJVN Ltd’s 1,500 MW solar-wind hybrid power project received bids as low as Rs3.43 per kWh as the reverse auction concluded on Tuesday.

Torrent Powers DGEN Power plant and Lanco Group were among the lowest bidders in an auction to supply natural gas-fired power during peak electricity demand in India, a document revealed. India, predominantly reliant on coal for electricity generation, is turning to gas-fired power amid fears of shortages during Prime Minister Narendra Modis election year.