NLC India Ltd. will hopefully maintain the performance levels next year, said Chairman and Managing Director Prasanna Kumar Motupalli. The company is going to commission the first unit of its Ghatampur Power Station in January 2024, while the other units also will be commissioned later in the year.
In addition to that, the company is going to add a 300 MW Solar capacity in Rajasthan. “We are going to award the Talagraha power station into 3x800MW in the first quarter of the financial year, while the prestigious lignite to methanol project will be awarded in 2024 as well,” he said. As the land problem has sorted out, the company is hoping to perform better in 2024 in all areas, compared to 2023. As of now, NLC India generates 6 GW of power and 50 million metric tonne of fuel. “We are targeting to become a 17GW company by 2030 and 82 tonne production by 2030. And I think we will be achieving this target if all things are lined up,” Motupalli said.
As of now, NLC India generates 6 GW of power and 50 million metric tonne of fuel. “We are targeting to become a 17GW company by 2030 and 82 tonne production by 2030. And I think we will be achieving this target if all things are lined up,” Motupalli said. “In terms of thermal power station, we are going to award in the month of January 2024,” he said. Two 660 MW first ignite base thermal power station.
