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NEW DELHI: The Talabira thermal power project, for which Prime Minister Narendra Modi will lay the. foundation stone. on February 3, will have a construction time of 52 weeks..
Addressing a press conference, chairman and managing director of NLC India Prasanna Kumar Motupalli announced that the phase 1 of the project is scheduled to be completed by 2028-29...
The ministry of coal in a statement announced, "Government has approved setting up of 3 x 800 MW Ultra Super Critical Thermal Power Plant at Talabira through NLCIL..
This comes following, Bhel (Bharat Heavy Electricals Limited) bagged an order to set up the thermal power project..
Bhel and NLCIL have maintained a longstanding collaboration, with BHEL contributing to the installation of a substantial 77% of the utility's coal/lignite-based power stations, amounting to a total capacity of 3,590 MW..
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