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Gautam Adani's Big Contract With India's Top Electricity Generator (NTPC): Report
Adani Enterprises Ltd. has won a contract to supply overseas coal to India's top electricity generator as the nation aims to avoid a repeat of last year's energy crisis, according to people familiar with the matter.
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NTPC's September Quarter Net Profit Sees Year-On-Year Fall
The plant load factor or capacity utilisation of NTPC's coal-based power plants rose to 69.58 per cent in the September quarter of 2021-22
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National Thermal Power Corporation's Generation Grows 23%, Says Geared Up To Meet Growing Demand
NTPC has said it is fully prepared to meet the burgeoning power demand in the country and recorded generation growth of 23 per cent over last year.
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Controlling Coal Supply To Power Plants Will Release 1.7 Lakh Tonnes
Power Ministry has said that regulating coal supply to power plants having more than 15 days of coal, will free around 1.77 lakh tonnes of dry fuel.
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Locals Disrupt Coal Supply To Bihar's NTPC Kahalgaon, Power Crisis Feared
Scores of locals are staging a demonstration at Kahalgaon disrupting supply of coal to the 2340 MW NTPC unit even as officials today expressed concern over fast depleting stocks which could lead to a major power crisis in Bihar if the situation remained unresolved for long.
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Jammu And Kashmir Faces Massive Power Outage Over 1,600 Crores Dues
Electricity generator NTPC Ltd will regulate power supply to Jammu and Kashmir after the state failed to pay dues over Rs 1,600 crore, the government-run company said in a statement today. Power supply will be scaled down or even snapped starting February 19, it said.
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Coal Rushed To Delhi Power Plants By Railways To Avert Coal Shortage
With coal stock of some power stations in the national capital region falling to an alarming level, Coal India and Railways are rushing coal supplies to Dadri and Badarpur power plants of the NTPC.
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Coal Ministry Rebuts Claims of Coal Shortage at NTPC Plants
The skirmish between the Coal Ministry and the National Thermal Power Corporation took a new twist today, with the ministry rebutting claims that there is a shortfall of coal supply to plants operated by NTPC.
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Biggest Power Producer Warns Coal Stocks Running Out
State-run NTPC has asked the power ministry to ensure more coal is sent to the six plants - which have a combined capacity of 16,840 megawatts or 15 per cent of India's total energy capacity from coal-fired plants - particularly as the incoming monsoon rains could disrupt supply deliveries.
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Coal India Board Looks into Third Party Sampling Mechanism: Report
The board of state-run Coal India (CIL) is looking into the quality issue, amid Power Ministry alleging that stones and boulders are still present in the fuel being supplied to power plants even after introduction of a third-party sampling mechanism.
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NTPC, Lanco Power Plants Facing Coal Supply Problem: Power Ministry
The development comes at a time when State-owned Coal India and NTPC are at loggerheads over quality of coal being supplied to the plants of the power producer.
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Coal India Yet to Sign Fuel Supply Pacts For 4925 MW
Out of 78,000 MW capacity as on date Coal India (CIL) signed fuel supply agreements (FSAs) for a capacity of 73,075 MW, the Coal ministry said in a document dated June 25.
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Coal India Unit May Auction Stockpiles Not Lifted by NTPC
Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL), a subsidiary of Coal India that supplies fuel to NTPC's power plant in Odisha, on Wednesday said it is exploring e-auctioning the coal that has not been lifted by the utility.
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Coal Quality Issue Between NTPC, Coal India May be Resolved Soon
The Power Ministry and NTPC have alleged that the quality of coal supplied by CIL is low grade and stones and boulders are being dispatched in supplies even after the introduction of the third party sampling mechanism.
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NTPC's Farakka Project Gets Domestic Coal
NTPC's thermal power project at Farakka in West Bengal has started getting domestic coal through inland waterways, helping to ease shortages caused by irregular fuel supplies by rail.
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Gautam Adani's Big Contract With India's Top Electricity Generator (NTPC): Report
Adani Enterprises Ltd. has won a contract to supply overseas coal to India's top electricity generator as the nation aims to avoid a repeat of last year's energy crisis, according to people familiar with the matter.
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NTPC's September Quarter Net Profit Sees Year-On-Year Fall
The plant load factor or capacity utilisation of NTPC's coal-based power plants rose to 69.58 per cent in the September quarter of 2021-22
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National Thermal Power Corporation's Generation Grows 23%, Says Geared Up To Meet Growing Demand
NTPC has said it is fully prepared to meet the burgeoning power demand in the country and recorded generation growth of 23 per cent over last year.
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Controlling Coal Supply To Power Plants Will Release 1.7 Lakh Tonnes
Power Ministry has said that regulating coal supply to power plants having more than 15 days of coal, will free around 1.77 lakh tonnes of dry fuel.
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Locals Disrupt Coal Supply To Bihar's NTPC Kahalgaon, Power Crisis Feared
Scores of locals are staging a demonstration at Kahalgaon disrupting supply of coal to the 2340 MW NTPC unit even as officials today expressed concern over fast depleting stocks which could lead to a major power crisis in Bihar if the situation remained unresolved for long.
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Jammu And Kashmir Faces Massive Power Outage Over 1,600 Crores Dues
Electricity generator NTPC Ltd will regulate power supply to Jammu and Kashmir after the state failed to pay dues over Rs 1,600 crore, the government-run company said in a statement today. Power supply will be scaled down or even snapped starting February 19, it said.
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Coal Rushed To Delhi Power Plants By Railways To Avert Coal Shortage
With coal stock of some power stations in the national capital region falling to an alarming level, Coal India and Railways are rushing coal supplies to Dadri and Badarpur power plants of the NTPC.
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Coal Ministry Rebuts Claims of Coal Shortage at NTPC Plants
The skirmish between the Coal Ministry and the National Thermal Power Corporation took a new twist today, with the ministry rebutting claims that there is a shortfall of coal supply to plants operated by NTPC.
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Biggest Power Producer Warns Coal Stocks Running Out
State-run NTPC has asked the power ministry to ensure more coal is sent to the six plants - which have a combined capacity of 16,840 megawatts or 15 per cent of India's total energy capacity from coal-fired plants - particularly as the incoming monsoon rains could disrupt supply deliveries.
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Coal India Board Looks into Third Party Sampling Mechanism: Report
The board of state-run Coal India (CIL) is looking into the quality issue, amid Power Ministry alleging that stones and boulders are still present in the fuel being supplied to power plants even after introduction of a third-party sampling mechanism.
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NTPC, Lanco Power Plants Facing Coal Supply Problem: Power Ministry
The development comes at a time when State-owned Coal India and NTPC are at loggerheads over quality of coal being supplied to the plants of the power producer.
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Coal India Yet to Sign Fuel Supply Pacts For 4925 MW
Out of 78,000 MW capacity as on date Coal India (CIL) signed fuel supply agreements (FSAs) for a capacity of 73,075 MW, the Coal ministry said in a document dated June 25.
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Coal India Unit May Auction Stockpiles Not Lifted by NTPC
Mahanadi Coalfields Ltd (MCL), a subsidiary of Coal India that supplies fuel to NTPC's power plant in Odisha, on Wednesday said it is exploring e-auctioning the coal that has not been lifted by the utility.
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Coal Quality Issue Between NTPC, Coal India May be Resolved Soon
The Power Ministry and NTPC have alleged that the quality of coal supplied by CIL is low grade and stones and boulders are being dispatched in supplies even after the introduction of the third party sampling mechanism.
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NTPC's Farakka Project Gets Domestic Coal
NTPC's thermal power project at Farakka in West Bengal has started getting domestic coal through inland waterways, helping to ease shortages caused by irregular fuel supplies by rail.
