SJVN NSE filing

SJVN synchronizes first unit of 1320 MW Buxar Thermal Power Project

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The synchronization of a 660 MW unit of a 1320 MW project is a significant achievement, with substantial implications for SJVN's energy generation capacity and revenue.

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The announcement highlights the successful synchronization of a major power project unit, indicating positive progress and future revenue generation.

* SJVN announced that the first unit (660 MW) of the 1320 MW Buxar Thermal Power Project has been successfully synchronized with the National Grid on 21 Aug 2025. * The project is located at Chausa, District Buxar, Bihar and is implemented by SJVN Thermal Private Limited, a wholly-owned subsidiary of SJVN. * The project is built with an investment of ₹13,756.56 crore and will generate 9,828.72 Million Units of electricity annually. * 85% of the generated power will be supplied to the state of Bihar. * CMD, SJVN, said that the project will play a significant role in meeting the growing energy demand of the nation and drive sustained economic growth in Bihar.

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