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Green Mega Power Projects On The AnvilProjects are to take the PPP route; to include one or a combination of renewable sources with the likely capacity at 1800 MW.- Reliance Power reports flat profit at Rs 273 crore in Q2, expansion in marginsThe company had reported a net profit of Rs 272.07 crore for the corresponding quarter last year.
- Work to start on Adani's Jharkhand plant in June: Jharkhand Chief Secretary Raj Bala VermaGautam Adani-led conglomerate has committed Rs 20K cr in various projects, including the ultra mega plant at Godda, during the just-conclud...
- Reliance Power to double capacity of thermal plants in UP and MaharashtraReliance Power is in talks with consumers of its Krishnapatnam ultra mega power project in Andhra Pradesh for a mutual consent to abandon t...
- Government in talks with US over solar dispute in WTO: Piyush GoyalThe Minister, who was here to review Karnataka's coal, power and mining sectors, said the government was on the verge of filing seven of th...
- Reliance Power to sell off three Indonesian coal minesThe Anil Ambani-led Reliance Power has decided to sell three coal mines in Indonesia and concentrate on coal mining business in the country...
- Budget 2015: Power PSUs capital expenditures to rise by 7 per cent at Rs 54,910 cr in FY16Power PSUs will spend a total of Rs 54,910 cr on capital expenditures in the FY16, a surge of nearly 7% over the current financial year, to...
- Madhya Pradesh government to invite bids for first solar UMPP in March 2015The 750 MW project, which would require an investment of over Rs 4,000 crore, is being developed on public private partnership (PPP).
- Reliance Power plans Rs 50,000-crore capex over next five years"We now plan to invest another Rs 50,000 crore in the next five years for undertaking various expansion projects," said RPower chairman Ani...
- Welspun Energy keen on bidding for solar UMPPsWelspun Group, has shown interest in participating in government's programme of setting up 4,000 MW solar ultra mega power projects in the ...
- 'Achieving 20K MW solar power capacity by 2022 won't be easy'The ambitious Jawaharlal Nehru National Solar Mission, launched in 2010, has set a target 20,000 MW installed solar power capacity by 2022.
- Govt to roll out 4 solar ultra mega power projects; groundwork underway in SambharThe ministry of new and renewable energy plans to set up four solar-based ultra mega power projects to bring down the cost of power.
- Government to roll out 4 solar UMPPs; groundwork underway in SambharThe Ministry of New and Renewable Energy plans to set up four solar-based ultra mega power projects (UMPPs) to bring down the cost of power.
- 4,000 MW Mundra UMPP fully operational: Tata PowerTata Power today said its 4,000 MW Mundra ultra mega power project is fully operational with the synchronisation of the fifth 800 MW unit.
- Tata Power synchronises third 800 MW unit at Mundra projectCountry's largest private power producer Tata Power has synchronised the third 800 MW unit at Mundra project in Gujarat, taking its overall...
- Tata Power synchronises second unit of Mundra UMPP in GujaratTata Power today said the second unit of 800 MW of its 4,000 MW ultra mega power project (UMPP) at Mundra in Gujarat, has been synchronised.
- Tata Power signs solar power deal with GUVNLTata Power on Wednesday said it is developing a 25 MW solar photovoltaic power project at Mithapur, and it has signed a Power Purchase Agre...
- Tata Power to add 1,900 MW in 2011 from multiple sourcesThe Ratan Tata-led Tata Power, aims to add 60 per cent of its installed generation capacity by commissioning over 1,900 MW from multiple so...
- Tatas may invest Rs 13,000 cr on wind, solar power by 2017Aiming to produce 25 per cent power from green sources by 2017, Tata Power plans to increase its wind and solar energy generation capacity ...
- Tatas may invest Rs 13,000 cr on wind, solar power by 2017Aiming to produce 25 per cent power from green sources by 2017, Tata Power plans to increase its wind and solar energy generation capacity ...
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