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India’s largest integrated power utility — NTPC Ltd., with an installed Group capacity of 76,015MW, has declared the financial results for FY24 on May 24. NTPC group recorded the highest-ever annual generation of 422 billion units in FY24 as compared to 399 billion units in FY23, an increase

Tata Power is poised for growth amid rising power demand and renewable energy targets in India. Its diversified business segments, strengthened balance sheet, and ambitious capex plans signal long-term potential. However, given its substantially increased stock valuation, investors are advised to book partial profits while retaining Tata Power as a core holding for the future.

Chhattisgarh State Power Generation Company excelled in 2023-24 with 84.45% PLF, increased electricity generation, improved fuel consumption benchmark

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The Country’s largest power generator - NTPC Ltd., with a present group installed capacity of almost 74 GW, declared unaudited financial results for third Quarter and Nine Months ending 31 December 2023. NTPC Group generated 315 Billion Units in

The 2024 Top Employers have been announced and NTPC Limited has been certified as a Top Employer in India by the Top Employers Institute. Shri Dillip Kumar Patel, Director (HR), received the Award on behalf of NTPC at the Top Employers 2024 Cert

The 2024 Top Employers of the Top Employers Institute have been announced and NTPC Limited has been certified as a Top Employer in India by the institute. NTPC completed the following steps in order to qualify for the certification: HR Best Practice

In a fresh push, Bangladesh entered its renewable energy era in 2017 with the launching of a 3MW solar power plant in Jamalpur’s Sharishabari. Ever since, the country has added only 459MW of renewable energy to the national grid.

Haldia (West Bengal): Tata Power's Haldia Power plant in West Bengal achieved a plant load factor (PLF) that's 34% higher than the national thermal plant average.

For thermal plants older than 25 years, the special allowance is proposed to be raised to ₹10.75 lakh per MW per year against ₹9.5 lakh per MW a year.However, the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) has proposed to slash the return on equity for new transmission projects commissioned after April 2024 by 50 basis points to 15%. This could be," marginally negative" for Power Grid Corporation of India, according to industry experts.