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NTPC Ltd Surpasses 400 Billion Units Mark in Power Generation, Reflecting India’s Energy Milestone

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On March 13, 2024, NTPC Ltd, India’s largest power generating company, achieved a significant milestone by surpassing the 400 Billion Units (BU) mark in power generation. This accomplishment comes after the company generated 399.3 BU during the fiscal year 2022-23.

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Up to March 13, 2023-24, NTPC’s coal stations maintained a plant loading factor (PLF) of 77.06%. Notably, on September 1, 2023, NTPC recorded its highest-ever single-day generation of 1428 MU, reflecting the exceptional performance of its units and the expertise of its engineers, as well as its robust operation and maintenance practices.

This milestone underscores NTPC’s commitment to providing reliable and affordable power to the nation. With an installed capacity of 75.4 GW and an additional 18 GW capacity under construction, including 5 GW in renewables, NTPC aims to achieve 60 GW of renewable energy capacity by 2032.

In addition to power generation, NTPC has diversified into various new business areas, such as e-mobility, waste-to-energy, and green hydrogen solutions. It has also participated in power distribution bidding for Union Territories.

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As India’s largest integrated power utility, NTPC plays a vital role in meeting one-fourth of the country’s power requirement. With a diverse portfolio comprising thermal, hydro, solar, and wind power plants, NTPC is committed to delivering reliable, affordable, and sustainable electricity to the nation. The company prioritizes adopting best practices, fostering innovation, and embracing clean energy technologies to build a greener future.

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