India state giant ok to US$9.5bil coal power jobs


NTPC will build 2.4-gigawatt projects each in Nabinagar in India’s east and Telangana in the south, as well as a 1.6 gigawatt project in Gadarwara in the central Indian state of Madhya Pradesh. — Bloomberg

NEW DELHI: NTPC Ltd, India’s largest power producer, says it has approved construction of coal-fired generation projects worth 797.4 billion rupees (US$9.5bil), aiding the government’s efforts to accelerate capacity addition to meet rising demand.

The latest investment approval is for 6.4 gigawatt of generation capacity spread across three locations where the state-run company already operates power stations, according to separate statements. NTPC didn’t share timelines for commissioning the projects.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!

Next In Business News

Reading the market signals
Urban harmony: Can stakeholders row together?
Breathing new life into forgotten spaces
FROM BANGSAR TO BEYOND
Asia to lead next AI wave
Luxury real estate trends in 2026
China’s gold rush continues
SC Estate Builder’s hotel acquisition under scrutiny
Department stores bet on experiences
Jakarta set to rise

Others Also Read