By the way the corporation is inventing three latest power plants in Unchahar, Tanda and Bilhaur in UP
Enhancing the visions of Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav’s guarantee of offering sufficient power transmission by 2016-17, NTPC Limited today said it would deliver an added 1,657 megawatts (Mw) to the state in an additional two years.
Presently, the Maharatna corporation is transmitting 4,150 Mw to the state from power produced by its thermal power plants in UP. As a result, NTPC would be rising up power transmission by approximately 40 percent to UP. The added allowance of power to UP would approach from new NTPC units in the state adding up 3,648 Mw.
Yadav has assured to offer 22 hours and 16 hours continuous power transmission in metropolitan and rural regions correspondingly by 2016-17, even if there is still gigantic power discrepancy in UP, which touches almost 3,000 mw throughout peak hours.
“We have chief attendance in UP and it would linger since our concentration region going ahead,” as per the NTPC Regional Executive Director (North) Saptarshi Roy.
NTPC Northern Region thermal plants produce a totality of 10,775 mw at its five thermal power plants smear UP (Singrauli 2,015 Mw, Rihand 3,000 Mw, Unchahar 1,060 Mw, Tanda 44 Mw) and Madhya Pradesh (Vindhyachal 4,260 Mw).
In addition, the corporation has arranged two solar power plants in Singrauli (15 Mw) and Unchahar (10 Mw).
NTPC is introducing three fresh power plants in Unchahar, Tanda and Bilhaur in UP, for which the corporation has either obtained or is in the procedure of obtaining 2,000 acres of land.
“Land possession is a countrywide level concern and a test for any power manufacturer. On the other hand, we have not gone through any chief nuisance in our progression of land acquirement. Besides, NTPC by now had land obtainable in Unchahar,” he notified.
Roy approved that NTPC power plants had gone through numerous issues in coal connections; however, it has now been alleviated with vigorous collaboration of the concerned central department and agencies.
“We are at the moment looking at enlarging our renewable energy collection throughout India with superior shoving on solar and wind energy developments,” Roy emphasized.
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