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NEW DELHI, July 13 (Reuters) - India has asked renewable energy companies to either surrender transmission rights or provide higher bank guarantees if they fail to generate power, as the country seeks to free up grid capacity for projects that are actually producing electricity, according to a regulatory order.

Here are some details:

• The companies can also transfer transmission rights for their group utility that are generating but does not have connectivity to grid, an order from the Central Electricity Regulatory Commission dated July 11 said.

• A substantial amount of renewable energy capacity has been awarded between 2019-2025 to power producers, but most of it does not yet have customers, the CERC said.

• As a result, transmission access is being occupied by projects that may not move ahead, and CERC believes about 15.7 GW of this connectivity could be released for other developers.

• Power producers can also retain transmission connectivity, provide additional bank guarantees, but develop the power project independently, the CERC said.

• Connectivity surrendered will first be offered to existing applicants in the same substation cluster and any remaining capacity will be auctioned.

  
  

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NTPC Limited’s board approved a new thermal power project at its Lara site in Chhattisgarh, with an estimated investment of ₹20,456.70 crore. The proposal, cleared at a board meeting on 11 July 2026, covers the third stage of the Lara Super Thermal Power Project and involves the construction of two 800‑megawatt units, adding 1,600 MW of generation capacity. The company did not provide a timeline for construction or commissioning. The investment expands NTPC’s planned coal‑based capacity pipeline and represents a substantial capital outlay for the state‑owned power generator.

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MUMBAI, July 7 (Reuters) - India's NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS accepted bids worth 25 billion rupees ($262.29 million) in a sale of bonds maturing in 10 years, three bankers said on Tuesday.

It will pay a coupon of 7.27% and had invited commitment bids for the issue earlier in the day, they said.

The company did not respond to a Reuters email seeking comment.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on July 7:

* Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 95.3150 Indian rupees)

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MUMBAI, July 3 (Reuters) - India's NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS plans to raise up to 25 billion rupees( $262.29 million), including a greenshoe option of 20 billion rupees, through the sale of bonds maturing in 10 years, three bankers said on Friday.

It has invited coupon and commitment bids for the issue on Tuesday, they said.

The company did not immediately respond to a Reuters email seeking comment.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on July 3:

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 95.3150 Indian rupees)

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June 26 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - INCORPORATES WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY NTPC (MAURITIUS) ENERGY IN MAURITIUS

• NTPC - UNIT SET UP WITH CAPITAL OF 1 MILLION MUR

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Recasts and writes through with details on Adani's nuclear plans

By Sethuraman N R and Abinaya V

NEW DELHI/BENGALURU, June 24 (Reuters) - Adani Group outlined its ambitions to be a major player in India's nuclear power on Wednesday, saying it intends to build as much as 10 gigawatts of capacity by 2035 which would likely make it the country's biggest private-sector operator.

"Our entry into nuclear energy through Adani Atomic Energy is another confident step towards securing India's long-term energy future," Gautam Adani, the conglomerate's chairman, said at the group's annual general meeting.

India, which is keen to expand its use of clean energy, last year opened its nuclear generation sector to domestic and foreign firms in the private sector. It aims to expand nuclear capacity to 100 gigawatts by 2047 from about 8 gigawatts at present.

State-run Nuclear Power Corp of India, currently India's sole operator of nuclear plants, aims to have 50 GW of capacity while the country's top coal plant operator NTPC NTPC.NS, also state-run, is aiming for 30 GW of nuclear capacity.

Adani would likely be the third-biggest operator of nuclear plants. Several other private companies including Tata Power TTPW.NS and Reliance Industries RELI.NS are looking at investing in the sector.

The Adani group has identified land for the projects, but did not disclose details, including where the projects might be located.

Adani said the conglomerate's data centre business is on track to build 3 GW of capacity by 2030. The group is also ramping up its piped natural gas projects to meet India's rising demand for gas.

India's gas supplies have been disrupted due to global shipping constraints after the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran halted traffic through the Gulf and the Strait of Hormuz.

Shares of Adani Enterprises ADEL.NS, the group's flagship firm, rose 2.3% on Wednesday.

(Reporting by Sethuraman NR and Abinaya V; additional reporting by Kashish Tandon in Bengaluru; Editing by Rashmi Aich and Edwina Gibbs)

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June 23 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• DECLARES COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF UNIT 2 (800 MW) OF PATRATU STPP PHASE-1

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May 29 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - DECLARES COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF 34.4 MW AT RAMAGUNDAM SOLAR PV PROJECT EFFECTIVE 29 MAY 2026

Source text: ID:nBSE5Pj4pF

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** Renewable energy generator NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS falls 2.2% to 102.15 rupees

** Q4 consolidated net profit drops 15.5%, revenue from operations rises 46.7% from a year earlier

** Elara Capital downgrades to "sell"; says profitability impacted by a 54% Y/Y increase in depreciation, a 46% rise in finance costs, and a 77% decline in other income

** Ambit Capital says NPTC-G has been stuck in a loop, adding there's been limited growth in the pipeline over the past few quarters

** Centrum says growth visibility remains healthy with strong regulatory tailwinds favouring renewable energy projects, while execution timelines and debt levels remain key monitorables

** Five of 6 brokerages rate the stock "buy" or higher; their median PT is 110 rupees

** YTD, stock up 6.9% vs 14.8% rise in Nifty Energy Index .NIFTYENR

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Adds details, background

By Sethuraman N R

NEW DELHI, May 13 (Reuters) - India's cabinet approved a 375 billion rupee ($3.92 billion) scheme to boost coal gasification projects, reducing reliance on imported fuels and channelling domestic coal into cleaner industrial uses, Information Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said.

The cabinet decision seeks to encourage the conversion of coal into synthetic gas that can be used to produce power, fertiliser, petrochemical among other industrial applications.

That, in turn, would help reduce India's imports of liquefied natural gas (LNG), urea, ammonia and methanol, Vaishnaw said on Wednesday.

The scheme comes as India's gas imports have been impacted by the Middle East crisis.

Several countries, including the United States and China, are also exploring coal gasification technologies as part of efforts to cut emissions while continuing to rely on coal for energy security.

India, which has one of the world's largest coal reserves of 401 billion tons and 47 billion tons of lignite, aims to gasify about 75 million metric tons of coal annually, Vaishnaw said, with the scheme expected to bring investments of about 3 trillion rupees.

Under the plan, the government will provide financial assistance of around 20% of the cost of plant and machinery.

Interest in the sector is expanding among power producers. State-run power producer NTPC is looking to enter the coal gasification business, with plans to produce between 5 million and 10 million tonnes per annum of synthetic gas over the next three to four years, Reuters reported last year.

India had in 2024 approved an 85-billion-rupee coal gasification incentive scheme.

($1 = 95.7700 Indian rupees)

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May 7 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - SIGNED AGREEMENT WITH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION OF DELHI AND NTPC EDMC WASTE SOLUTIONS

• NTPC - AGREEMENT FOR TERMINATION OF JOINT VENTURE AGREEMENT

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April 27 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - CLARIFIES ON REPORT "NTPC EXPLORING 2 NUCLEAR POWER UNITS OF 1,400 MW IN BANKA DISTRICT OF BIHAR”

• NTPC - HAS NOT COMMENCED FEASIBILITY STUDIES FOR NUCLEAR POWER PROJECT IN BIHAR

• NTPC - EXPLORING LOCATIONS IN VARIOUS STATES INCLUDING BIHAR FOR NUCLEAR POWER PROJECT

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April 17 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - NTPC GREEN ENERGY DECLARES COD FOR 150 MW SOLAR IN RAJASTHAN EFFECTIVE APRIL 18, 2026

Source text: ID:nBSE6zBlPL

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April 10 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC CHAIR: STRUGGLING TO KEEP COAL FIRED POWER PLANTS RUNNING DUE TO SURPLUS RENEWABLE GENERATION

• NTPC CHAIR: SOME GAS BASED POWER PLANTS HARDLY OPERATING AT DOUBLE DIGIT CAPACITY

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April 8 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• CEA UPRATES DADRI THERMAL POWER STATION UNITS 5 AND 6 TO 500 MW EACH EFFECTIVE APRIL 7 2026

Source text: ID:nBSE2qpwG4

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April 1 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - COMMERCIAL OPERATION OF PAKRI BARWADIH NORTH WEST COAL MINE DECLARED EFFECTIVE APRIL 1, 2026

Source text: ID:nBSE8HVhkJ

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March 30 (Reuters) - Enviro Infra Engineers Ltd ENVI.NS:

• ENVIRO INFRA ENGINEERS LTD - RECEIVES LOA FROM NTPC FOR BESS PROJECTS IN TWO STATES

• ENVIRO INFRA ENGINEERS LTD - CONTRACT SIZE IS 4.06 BILLION RUPEES EXCLUDING GST

Source text: ID:nBSE945316

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By Sudarshan Varadhan

SINGAPORE, March 25 (Reuters) - India has pushed back by a year its plan for coal-fired power plants to lower output when solar generation is high, as regulators work out how to compensate for the higher costs of retrofitting entailed, documents reviewed by Reuters show.

Analysts say lack of flexible generation of coal power as India expands renewable capacity threatens to waste green investments, swell compensation costs and boost emissions from greater coal use that could otherwise have been avoided.

The move comes at a time when the world's second largest user of coal is curbing solar output for lack of dedicated transmission lines, while coal-fired capacity wrestles with operational constraints.

Solar generators told to cut output as India's coal plants could not ramp down could get compensation of as much as $76 million for the eight months ended December, energy think-tank Ember estimates, a cost that will be passed on to consumers.

Government officials blamed the delay of a year on the absence of rules to compensate coal plants for higher costs of maintenance and retrofitting needed to cut the minimum use rate to 40% from 55%, the minutes of a January 16 meeting showed.

Retrofitting coal plants would swell tariffs by as little as 0.28 rupees to 0.60 rupees per kilowatt-hour, versus 5.76 rupees to 6.04 rupees for battery storage, making flexible coal at least 10 times cheaper, the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) said at the meeting.

India's power ministry did not respond to requests seeking comment.

CHINA'S MORE AMBITIOUS COAL PHASEDOWN

Unveiled in 2023 with its first phase making slow progress, the plan is less ambitious than efforts by China, which last year cut the minimum coal plant utilisation rate to a range of 25% to 40% from 50% to 60% to boost renewables use.

Indian state coal plant operator NTPC NTPC.NS warned the January meeting against "accelerated wear and tear of critical equipment" that stems from operating at minimum loads of 40%.

NTPC urged "detailed studies" on ways to cut use to avoid such damage, adding that its new project contracts included the 40% requirement.

But CEA officials responded that other countries' coal plants running at lower levels of output have been shown to operate safely if properly retrofitted.

The federal regulator has yet to approve the higher maintenance costs proposed by CEA, citing lack of operational data, the agency's presentation showed.

Senior officials of the federal power ministry, CEA, the federal regulator, the grid operator, NTPC and industry lobby group Association of Power Producers agreed to study the impact of the plan based on latest cost estimates, the minutes showed.

(Reporting by Sudarshan Varadhan; Editing by Clarence Fernandez)

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March 24 - By Nidhi C Sai, Editor Online Production, with global Reuters staff

India is bracing for a torrid summer just as the Middle East conflict upends global fuel flows, forcing New Delhi to try every trick in the book to meet peak demand for electricity. That includes accelerating coal power generation, bringing wind power projects to the grid, and speeding up completion of battery energy storage projects.

But with coal producing as much as 75% of its electricity, how India manages the resource will largely determine whether blackouts will be the norm or the exception over the next few months. After cooking gas, will a paucity of power be the next big disrupting factor in the lives of millions of Indians? That’s our focus this week.

And, India's proposal to preload national ID app Aadhaar on smartphones faces pushback. Scroll down for more on that.

THIS WEEK IN ASIA

Japan's core inflation slows below BOJ target, complicates rate communication

China pledges more balanced trade and further opening of the economy after record surplus

Kim Jong Un says North Korea’s nuclear status is irreversible, threatens South

Australia, EU seal long-awaited trade deal amid global trade tensions

Vietnam Communist Party meets, with new state leaders set to be nominated

LOVE AFFAIR WITH COAL REKINDLED

A hotter-than-normal summer beckons, with the Indian meteorological service predicting an above-average number of heatwave days in April-June this year. Power demand is expected to touch a record 270 gigawatts during the season, government estimates show.

While the summer months would even otherwise stretch the country’s power system during peak demand, what has made the situation acute this year is the Middle East conflict, which has squeezed gas supplies. While gas accounts for only around 2% of its total power generation, India uses about 8 GW of gas power during peak-demand periods or heat waves.

That has sent New Delhi and states scrambling to shore up coal-fired power, which the South Asian nation is trying to reduce over the longer term as it meets its decarbonisation commitments.

The western state of Gujarat set the ball rolling by approving last week a revised power supply pact with Tata Power TTPW.NS and clearing the way for the company to resume long-term supply from its 4 GW Mundra power plant. Built to run on imported coal, the plant has sat idle for months as government compensation rules expired.

The central government has now mandated the Mundra power plant to run at full capacity from April 1 to June 30 and could extend the directive to other plants running on imported coal depending on the demand.

India is the world's second-largest producer and consumer of coal. It has 210 million tons of coal stock, enough for 88 days of consumption, and the government has instructed coal-based utilities to avoid outages, bring units back from maintenance and be ready to run flat-out.

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said on Monday that India has adequate coal supplies to meet rising electricity demand despite energy disruptions triggered by the Middle East conflict.

Gas is the weak link. India has invoked emergency clauses to divert scarce gas to households and fertiliser plants.

Read our last India File edition which looks at the struggle by households and businesses to adapt to the cooking gas supply crunch.

Gas supplies from Qatar and Abu Dhabi have been hit by the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran, forcing suppliers to declare force majeure and freezing India's summer liquefied natural gas (LNG) tenders. And top utility NTPC NTPC.NS says it cannot offer gas-fired generation during April-June.

The Middle East conflict has forced Asian utilities from Bangladesh to Japan to switch back to coal as LNG prices double and shipments through the Strait of Hormuz stall.

OPTIMISM ON BATTERY POWER

Longer term, India's National Generation Adequacy Plan forecasts a quadrupling of solar and tripling of wind by 2035-36, pushing non-fossil capacity to 786 GW and reducing coal’s share of generation to below 50%.

That transition assumes sharp growth in storage, with pumped hydro expected to surge 13-fold and battery storage to hit 80 GW by 2035-36 from 0.27 GW currently.

The growth potential is already drawing heavyweight interest. Tesla TSLA.O has begun recruiting for its India energy-storage business, joining the Reliance and Adani groups in building utility-scale storage.

The government is also working on speeding up completion of battery energy-storage projects to meet demand in summer evenings, when solar generation fades but cooling demand from households remains high.

"About 2.5 gigawatt hours of battery storage is already under commissioning, and we hope that gets commissioned very fast," Power Secretary Pankaj Agarwal told Reuters.

India’s all-fuels-on-deck mobilisation - coal at maximum output, renewables eased into the grid, and storage accelerated - is its first stress test of what a power system looks like when hit by the double whammy of climate and geopolitical volatility.

What does a truly secure power system look like for India? Write to me at [email protected]

MARKET MATTERS

Foreign selling in Indian equities surged in early March, with financial stocks leading the heaviest fortnightly outflows in 17 months and dragging the Nifty 50 .NSEI to its worst two-week stretch since the COVID-19 market rout of March 2020.

Read this report by Reuters journalist Bharath Rajeswaran.

THIS WEEK'S MUST READ

India’s government privately proposed that smartphone makers such as Apple AAPL.O, Samsung 005930.KS and Google consider pre-installing the Aadhaar identification app on devices to expand access, but the move faced strong pushback from industry groups citing security, cost and production concerns.

Companies argued mandatory preloads would require separate manufacturing lines and offer limited public benefit, highlighting growing tensions between New Delhi and tech firms over government-backed apps on smartphones.

Read this exclusive report by Reuters journalists Aditya Kalra and Munsif Vengattil.

(Reporting by Nidhi C Sai; Editing by Muralikumar Anantharaman)

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** NTPC Green Energy NTPG.NS up 2.5% to 100.37 rupees; set to rise for second straight week

** Co says unit NTPC Green Energy's fourth part capacity of 165MW out of 1200MW Khavda-II Solar PV Project in western state of Gujarat commercially operational

** Unit's total installed capacity to increase to 9,727.68MW

** Stock rated "buy" on avg; median PT is 115 rupees, per data compiled by LSEG

** YTD, NTPG up ~3.5%

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By Sethuraman N R

NEW DELHI, March 10 (Reuters) - India will likely lean more on its coal capacity to meet peak power demand this summer as liquefied natural gas supplies tighten after shipping disruptions linked to the U.S.-Israeli war on Iran hit exports from major producers, two industry officials said.

New Delhi typically pushes power plants to ramp up generation during the April-June summer months, including costly gas-fired generation, to meet surging electricity demand and subsidises the cost for companies to shield customers from higher prices.

But so far the government has received no bids from power companies to supply 12,000 megawatt-hour of gas-based power for the summer months, an official with knowledge of the matter said. The tender will close in the next two days.

A second official said the power ministry is looking to bring coal plants out of planned outages and advising generators to avoid shutdowns during the peak summer months.

Top utility NTPC NTPC.NS has already told India's grid regulator it will not be able to supply gas-fired power during the April–June summer months, two company sources said.

NTPC and the federal power ministry did not respond to Reuters emails seeking comment.

EMERGENCY PROVISIONS

India has invoked emergency provisions and declared force majeure, reprioritising natural gas supplies to key sectors such as households and fertiliser plants.

India's Petronet LNG Ltd PLNG.NS, the country's top gas importer, has also issued a force majeure notice to customers including top power suppliers GAIL (India) Ltd, Indian Oil Corp IOC.NS and Bharat Petroleum Corp BPCL.NS after supplies from Qatar and Abu Dhabi National Oil Company were halted.

The country has about 20 gigawatts (GW) of gas-based generation capacity, which typically operates at 6-10% utilisation due to costly LNG, but rises to about 30% during the summer months.

Even if peak demand reaches 250–260 GW this summer, India is unlikely to face material power cuts given ample coal, lignite, nuclear, hydro and wind capacity, said Gautam Shahi, senior director at Crisil Ratings.

India relies on coal power for nearly 75% of its power generation.

"India's thermal coal market is seeing steady import demand, particularly for coal grades used by power producers," said Vasudev Pamnani, director at Gujarat-based coal trader i-Energy Resources.

(Reporting by Sethuraman NR; Editing by Saad Sayeed)

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MUMBAI, March 9 (Reuters) - India's North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) accepted bids worth 4 billion rupees ($43.32 million) for the sale of staggered redemption bonds maturing in 10 years, three bankers said on Monday.

The state-run firm will pay a coupon of 7.74% and had invited commitment bids for the issue earlier in the day, they said. The bonds will have a call option after five years, they added.

NEEPCO did not respond to a Reuters email seeking comment.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on March 9:

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 92.3350 Indian rupees)

(Reporting by Dharamraj Dhutia and Khushi Malhotra; Editing by Janane Venkatraman)

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MUMBAI, March 5 (Reuters) - India's North Eastern Electric Power Corporation (NEEPCO) plans to raise at least 7.5 billion rupees ($81.85 million), including a greenshoe option of 5 billion rupees, through the sale of staggered redemption bonds maturing in 10 years, three bankers said on Thursday.

The state-run firm invited coupon and commitment bids for the issue on Monday, they said. The bonds will have a call option after five years, they added.

NEEPCO did not immediately respond to a Reuters email seeking comment.

Here is the list of deals reported so far on March 5:

*Size includes base plus greenshoe for some issues

($1 = 91.6275 Indian rupees)

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Feb 27 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - GETS TOTAL TAX DEMAND FOR 199.7 MILLION RUPEES

Source text: ID:nBSE7q4p8y

Further company coverage: NTPC.NS

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Feb 26 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - FIRST PART CAPACITY OF 50 MW OUT OF 200 MW DAYAPAR WIND ENERGY PROJECT OF UNIT DECLARED ON COMMERCIAL OPERATION

Source text: ID:nNSEbYPWbk

Further company coverage: NTPC.NS

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Feb 25 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - GROUP INSTALLED CAPACITY NOW 88,132 MW

Source text: ID:nBSEcfCWH5

Further company coverage: NTPC.NS

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Feb 20 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - 165 MW CAPACITY OF KHAVDA-II SOLAR PV PROJECT DECLARED OPERATIONAL

Source text: ID:nBSE8Q4YhB

Further company coverage: NTPC.NS

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Feb 16 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - NSPCL DECLARES COD OF ADDITIONAL 5 MW SOLAR CAPACITY

Source text: ID:nBSE6Hvt2W

Further company coverage: NTPC.NS

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Feb 9 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC - 14.43 MW KHAVDA-I SOLAR PV PROJECT OPERATIONAL FROM 10 FEB 2026

Source text: ID:nNSE6JNh0z

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Jan 30 (Reuters) - NTPC Ltd NTPC.NS:

• NTPC Q3 CONSOL NET PROFIT 54.89 BILLION RUPEES

• NTPC Q3 CONSOL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 458.46 BILLION RUPEES

• NTPC - DIVIDEND 2.75 RUPEES PER SHARE

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