BHEL commissions 660 MW supercritical thermal unit in Maharashtra
Published by Harleigh Hobbs,
Editor
World Coal,
Bharat Heavy Electricals Ltd (BHEL) has successfully commissioning a 660 MW supercritical thermal unit in Maharashtra. This is the second supercritical unit to be commissioned at Mouda Super Thermal Power Station (STPS), located in Mouda in Nagpur district of Maharashtra.
The order for setting up two coal-fired thermal units of 660 MW was placed on BHEL by NTPC Ltd. Notably, this is the fourth unit to be commissioned by BHEL at Mouda, where one unit of 660 MW and two units of 500 MW supplied and executed by BHEL, are already in operation.
The key equipment for the project has been manufactured by BHEL at its Haridwar, Trichy, Hyderabad, Ranipet and Bengaluru works, while the construction of the plant was undertaken by the company's Power Sector - Western Region.
BHEL has been a major partner in the development of Maharashtra’s power sector and has supplied and executed more than 17 000 MW of sets in the state so far.
BHEL also has a long-standing partnership with NTPC and has supplied over 30 000 MW of the coal-fired power plants of NTPC and its JVs, that account for around 80% of NTPC’s coal-fired installed capacity.
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