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NTPC reports 13 percent jump in second quarter power generation
Reported by Rituparna Sen (Section Editor) · Business Standard - Top Stories ·
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Representative image · PexelsNTPC generated 117.9 billion units of power in the July to September quarter, marking a thirteen percent increase compared to the same period last year.
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The company pointed to strong performance across power generation, coal supply, and trading operations as key drivers of this output. Coal dispatch climbed by 28.45 percent to reach 11.899 million metric tonnes during the quarter, up from 9.260 million metric tonnes a year earlier. Power trading volume also went up by 22 percent to touch 15.06 billion units compared to 12.34 billion units in the previous corresponding period.
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Operating under the Ministry of Power, NTPC functions as the largest power producer in the country and single-handedly meets a quarter of India's total energy requirements. The state-run firm currently holds an installed capacity exceeding 91 gigawatts, alongside another 35 gigawatts of capacity currently under construction to support rising power demand.
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