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  • Board has decided to apply for trading licences: NHPC

    Board has decided to apply for trading licences: NHPC

    The NHPC board has approved amendments which will enable the company to apply to the power regulator Central Electricity Regulatory Commission (CERC) for a trading licence. This decision is in line with the power ministry's plan to make NHPC an aggregator for meeting the demand of peaking power. In an interview with CNBC-TV18, Mahesh Kumar Mittal, Director-Finance & CFO of the company spoke about the latest happenings in his company and sector.

  • Plan to add 330 MW plant in J&K in FY17: NHPC

    Plan to add 330 MW plant in J&K in FY17: NHPC

    NHPC targets generation of 23,500 million units for FY17 in excellence category says Chairman and Managing Director KM Singh speaking to CNBC-TV18 on company's first quarter earnings.

  • Aim to grow capacity by 410 MW in FY17: NHPC

    Aim to grow capacity by 410 MW in FY17: NHPC

    The current merchant price for power is Rs 2.50 per unit, says KM Singh, CMD of NHPC.

  • Hail CERC order on Tata Power & Adani Power: Nishith Desai

    Hail CERC order on Tata Power & Adani Power: Nishith Desai

    According to Jain, CERC's authority had already been upheld by APTEL and the Supreme Court.

  • Expect to restart Dhauliganga project by FY14-end: NHPC

    Expect to restart Dhauliganga project by FY14-end: NHPC

    NTPC's financial performance will continue to remain under stress but the company will try to recover its business loss for Dhauliganga project which will reduce its loss to some extent, says ABL Srivastava.

  • NHPC sees 800mn unit production loss from Uttarakhand unit

    NHPC sees 800mn unit production loss from Uttarakhand unit

    State-owned National Hydroelectric Power Corp (NHPC) sees production loss of 800 million unit from flood-ravaged Dhauliganga power station in Uttarakhand.

  • Will not give away projects to J&K govt: NHPC's Srivastava

    Will not give away projects to J&K govt: NHPC's Srivastava

    Amid controversy over the legality of hydroelectric projects run by NHPC in Jammu and Kashmir, ABL Srivastava, the company‘s director finance has said that there is no illegality involved in it whatsoever.

  • Investors need not worry, fundamentals of co intact: NHPC

    Investors need not worry, fundamentals of co intact: NHPC

    ABL Srivastava, director – finance at NHPC told CNBC-TV18 that the company has spoken to BSE, NSE and Sebi regarding the suddent correction and expects a detail report on the same.

  • Interest costs in Q3 higher due to CDR package: HCC

    Interest costs in Q3 higher due to CDR package: HCC

    Praveen Sood, Group CFO, Hindustan Construction Company (HCC), says that the company has put special thrust on managing the working capital and this quarter has been good as far as working capital is concerned, as there is no further pressure on the working capital.

  • NHPC to add 6 projects in FY13; plans capex of Rs 4097cr

    NHPC to add 6 projects in FY13; plans capex of Rs 4097cr

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, ABL Srivastava, Director-Finance of NHPC said generation in Q1 has been 6,148 million units, which is a drop of 3% YoY. According to him, this year generation is at par due to the addition of a plant.

  • NHPC posts profit amid capacity addition, delay woes

    NHPC posts profit amid capacity addition, delay woes

    NHPC chairman and managing director ABL Srivastava tells CNBC-TV18 that though the quarter was very good for the PSU, the woes of capacity addition and project delays continue to plague the company

  • Hope new capacities help revenues jump in FY14: NHPC

    Hope new capacities help revenues jump in FY14: NHPC

    CMD of NHPC ABL Srivastava hopes revenues will jump in FY14 once all the full impact of all the commissioned projects comes on stream.

  • Tariff hike will help recover rise in employee costs: NHPC

    Tariff hike will help recover rise in employee costs: NHPC

    NHPC, India's largest hydro power generation company, posted a net profit of Rs 212 crore in the third quarter of FY12, a slump of 29.6%. ABL Srivastava, CMD, NHPC says the downfall has been due to one time provisions such as survey and investigation projects which were about Rs 80 crore.

  • Problem not with power offtake, but with SEB payment: NHPC

    Problem not with power offtake, but with SEB payment: NHPC

    CNBC-TV18 catches up with ABL Srivastava, chairman and managing director of NHPC to find out what the industry woes are at this point and how it’s going to look like from here on.

  • Expect FY12 to be better than FY11: NHPC

    Expect FY12 to be better than FY11: NHPC

    In an interview to CNBC-TV18, ABL Srivastava, director (finance) and CMD of NHPC says, he expects FY12 to be better than FY11.

  • NHPC aims to complete 4 projects in FY12

    NHPC aims to complete 4 projects in FY12

    Abl Srivastava, Director-Finance, NHPC in an interview with CNBC-TV18 spoke about the latest happenings in the company. The company would be investing Rs 2,400 crore for 2,120 megawatt projects in Jammu & Kashmir and has signed a pact with J&K PDC and PTC for the same.

  • Working towards speedier implementation of projects: NHPC

    Working towards speedier implementation of projects: NHPC

    ABL Srivastava, CMD of NHPC tells CNBC-TV18 spoke about the latest happenings in his company and sector.

  • Capex for current year at Rs 4008cr: NHPC

    Capex for current year at Rs 4008cr: NHPC

    In an interview with CNBC-TV18, ABL Srivastava, CMD and Director Finance, NHPC, spoke about the latest happenings in his company and sector.

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