NTPC Green Energy's JV Commissions 75 MW Capacity, Reaching 300 MW Cumulative
The commissioning of 75 MW is a significant step, contributing to 300 MW cumulative capacity out of 500 MW, which enhances the company's renewable energy portfolio and operational scale.
The successful commissioning of 75 MW capacity adds to the company's operational assets and revenue generation potential through its joint venture, indicating progress in project execution.
* NTPC Green Energy Limited (NTPCGREEN) announced the successful commissioning of a 75 MW (Lot-5) capacity of IRCON Renewable Power Limited (IRPL). * This commissioning, effective from 00:00 Hrs. on 6 August 2025, brings the cumulative operational capacity of the plant to 300 MW, out of a total 500 MW plant capacity. * IRPL is a joint venture of Ayana Renewable Power Pvt. Ltd., which is a wholly owned subsidiary of ONGC NTPC Green Private Limited, a joint venture involving NTPC Green Energy.
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