NTPC Group Capacity Reaches 86,729 MW with 5 MW Solar Project Declaration
NTPC's joint venture, NSPCL, declared commercial operation for an additional 5 MW solar capacity at its Maroda Reservoir-I project in January 2026. This brings the NTPC group's total commercial capacity to 86,729 MW.
The addition of 5 MW is a very small capacity increase relative to NTPC's total installed capacity of over 87,000 MW, hence the impact is considered low.
The declaration of commercial operation for additional capacity is a positive development, indicating growth and expansion in the company's power generation capabilities.
NTPC Limited announced that its joint venture, NTPC-SAIL Power Company Limited (NSPCL), has declared the Commercial Operation Date (COD) for an additional 5 MW capacity of its Maroda Reservoir-I Solar Power Project in Bhilai. This capacity is part of the total 15 MW project and was commissioned in January 2026.
This development increases the total installed capacity of the NTPC group to 87,809 MW and the total commercial capacity to 86,729 MW. The announcement was made in accordance with Regulation 30 of the SEBI (Listing Obligations and Disclosure Requirements) Regulations, 2015.
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