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    NLC India, Rajasthan govt ink pact to set up 1125 MW energy projects

    While 125 megawatt (MW) will be a lignite-based power plant another project will be a 1000 MW solar power plant, the Ministry of Coal said in a statement.

    PTI
    March 10, 2024 / 21:50 IST
    NLC India, under the Ministry of Coal, is into lignite mining and setting up of thermal and renewable power-based plants.

    NLC India Ltd and the Rajasthan government on Sunday signed an agreement to enter into a joint venture for setting up two power projects totalling 1125 megawatts at Rs 7,000 crore investment.

    While 125 megawatt (MW) will be a lignite-based power plant another project will be a 1000 MW solar power plant, the Ministry of Coal said in a statement. "The MoU between NLC India Limited and RVUNL (Rajasthan Urja Vikas Nigam Ltd) entails a staggering investment of more than Rs 7000 crore," it said. NLC India, under the Ministry of Coal, is into lignite mining and setting up of thermal and renewable power-based plants.

    PTI
    first published: Mar 10, 2024 09:50 pm

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