NTPC has announced that its commercial capacity has increased to 46,178 MW after its subsidiary´s 250 MW unit became commercially operational at Nabinagar in Bihar.
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NTPC´s 250 MW unit at Bihar begins commercial operations
NTPC has announced that its commercial capacity has increased to 46,178 MW after its subsidiary´s 250 MW unit became commercially operational at Nabinagar in Bihar.
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Sterlite Power starts Purulia project
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NTPC’s 250 MW unit at Bihar begins commercial operations
NTPC has announced that its commercial capacity has increased to 46,178 MW after its subsidiaryÂ’s 250 MW unit became operational at Nabinagar in Biharcommercially
Tata PowerÂ’s non-fossil operating capacity climbs to 3,060 MW
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Sterlite Power commissions Purulia project
Sterlite Power has commissioned its fifth project, the Purulia-Kharagpur Transmission Project, which will supply 1,200 MW of electricity to Ranchi in Jharkhand and Purulia in West Bengal, the company has said in a statement.

