Adani Power bags LoA for 3200 MW thermal power project in Assam from APDCL
Adani Power secured a Letter of Award from APDCL for a 3200 MW thermal power project in Assam. The project involves long-term power supply and will be commissioned in phases starting December 2030.
The award of a 3200 MW power project is a substantial order that will significantly contribute to the company's capacity and long-term business prospects, thus having a high impact on its financials and market position.
The company has received a significant Letter of Award for a 3200 MW thermal power project, indicating future revenue and business growth.
* Adani Power Limited has received a Letter of Award (LoA) from Assam Power Distribution Company Limited (APDCL). * The LoA is for the long-term supply of power from a 3,200 MW (4X 800 MW) greenfield Ultra-supercritical thermal power plant. * The project will be developed in Assam on a Design, Build, Finance, Own and Operate (DBFOO) model, with fuel sourced from coal linkage arranged by APDCL under the SHAKTI Policy. * The project is scheduled to be commissioned in a phased manner starting December 2030, with full commissioning expected by December 2032.
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