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From shortage story to cash-flow story: A sector ready for sustained re-rating? 5 power stocks with upside potential of up to 33%In the power sector, the next cycle will not reward whoever has the most installed megawatts. It will reward whoever can sign the right con...- NTPC joint venture co's power project in Jharkhand delayed due to pandemicThe project has been delayed by a year and construction of the first unit of 3x800 MW capacity in phase-1 is likely to be commissioned by J...
- BHEL bags Rs 11,700 crore order for setting up thermal power plant in JharkhandLocated at Patratu in Ramgarh district of Jharkhand, the project will be executed by BHEL on engineering, procurement and construction (EPC...
- NTPC's capacities dwindle after CEA deletes Patratu's 325 MWThe company had informed BSE about addition of 325 MW of Patratu Thermal Power Station of Patratu Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd (PVUNL) to NTPC'...
- PM Narendra Modi to lay foundation stone for India's biggest power plantThe PM will be laying the foundation stone for a 4000MW unit, the first phase of the 8000MW project, PVUNL General Manager B Narayan told P...
- NTPC JV takes over Patratu power plantJharkhand today handed over assets of Patratu Thermal Power Station (PTPS) to a joint venture company of NTPC and the state government.
- NTPC incorporates arm to run and expand Patratu power plantState-run NTPC said it has incorporated Patratu Vidyut Utpadan Nigam Ltd in a joint venture with Jharkhand Bijli Vitran Nigam for operating...
- NTPC signs JV with Jharkhand for Patratu Power PlantIn a statement on July 31, state-run NTPC said it will hold 74 per cent share in the JV while JBVNL will have the rest 26 per cent.
- NTPC, Jharkhand sign MoU to scale up Patratu power plantNTPC and the Jharkhand government signed a memorandum of understanding for expansion of the Patratu thermal power station and increase in p...
- 20 thermal power plants asked to comply with green normsThe government on Tuesday said its central pollution watchdog CPCB has asked 20 thermal power plants to comply with environment standards.
- 20 power plants directed to comply with environment standardsJavadekar said the directions were in different phases of compliance. He also informed the Lower House about steps taken by the Central gov...
- Narendra Modi government has developed additional 22,500 MW of power: Piyush GoyalHe said that in its first year, Modi govt has developed 22,500 MW additional power in its endeavour to provide 24x7 electricity by 2019.
- NTPC signs pact with Jharkhand government for Patratu power stationNTPC said it has signed a pact with Jharkhand government for setting up a 4,000 MW power plant in the state.
- As Reliance Power walks out of Tilaiya project, NTPC ready to walk inWith Reliance Power walking out of the Rs 36,000 crore Tilaiya ultra mega power project (UMPP) in Jharkhand, NTPC said it is "more than wil...
- Will develop Jharkhand as a "Power hub" by 2019: Raghubar DasDas told reporters that the state government was committed to develop Jharkhand as a power hub by 2019 while improving rail and road connec...
- NTPC to help revive Patratu thermal power plant in JharkhandState-owned NTPC will assist in reviving the struggling Patratu thermal power station, run by the Jharkhand government.
- Eastern Grid collapse: Train services disrupted in JharkhandHowever, efforts were on to restore power in some areas as the state finally secured 15 MW from the Power Grid.
- 1998 mw of thermal and nuclear generation capacity to come back this year1998 mw is expected to come back during the year while the rest at 1259 mw have either been abandoned or shut down due to unviability of th...
- NTPC lands deal for J’khand plantNTPC will takeover 3,000-odd acres of vacant land from Patratu Thermal Power Station (PTPS) in Jharkhand to set up 1320 mw of thermal power...
- NTPC to buy Jharkhand’s thermal stationNTPC is close to acquiring Jharkhand State Electricity Board’s Patratu Thermal Power Station (PTPS). The plan is to set up 5-6 super-critic...
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